Image Galleries

This is a new picture gallery for the Friends of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum. Click on the title of one of the albums below to open it where you may then browse the pictures.

We welcome pictures from all our friends and visitors -- send any you would like to see here to webmaster@arboretumfriends.org.

In Bloom - 5/10/18 In case you’ve wondered where your Membership dollars go, this year they went towards a grant from The Friends of The Frelinghuysen Arboretum to the Morris County Park Commission to plant hundreds of spring blooming bulbs on the grounds of the Arboretum. We hope you had a chance to visit while the bulbs were at their peak, but if not, here are a couple of photos for you to enjoy, courtesy Margery Ennist.
In Bloom - 5/9/18 Margery Ennist sent these beautiful shots of the wisteria in bloom by the Haggerty Center. Take some time this week to walk around the Arboretum to see all the clossoms of spring.
Tulips' Last Hurrah Frequent contributor Steve Kanan sent this beautiful batch of tulip photographs yesterday. Lots of macros and nice shallow depth of field. Enjoy the tulips while you can -- Nature's march toward summer is close at hand.
In Bloom - 4/25/18 Spring at the Arboretum treats us to beautiful displays of flowering trees. Margery Ennist captured these three images of flowering cherries: Prunus subhirtella ‘Higan Cherry’, Prunus cv. Accolade Flowering Cherry and close-up of Accolade flowers. Take a walk soon to enjoy these and other specimen trees.
Moseying on Saturday, by Steve Kanan Thanks to regular visitor to the Frelinghuysen Arboretum, Steve Kanan, for these beautiful spring shots. Hopefully good weather is here to stay.
Tulips in Pot, by Steve Kanan Some macro shots of tulips growing in pots while waiting for some nicer spring weather. Photos courtesy of regular Arboretum visitor and photographer, Steve Kanan.
In Bloom - 4/11/18 Pots of Tulips and Ranunculus and a nice white Hellebore. Photos courtesy of Margery Ennist.
In Bloom - 3/28/18 This week features Viburnum x bodnantense ‘Dawn’, Dawn Viburnum and Salix gracilistyla ‘Melanostachys’, Black Pussy Willow. Images by Margery Ennist.
Beautiful Bark There are many lovely things to see in the winter garden, one of them is beautiful bark. Here are a couple of examples. Photo credit: Margery Ennist
March Snow March of 2018 will certainly be memorable for three winter storms in the first two weeks. The grounds at The Frelinghuysen Arboretum are looking lovely under a blanket of snow. Here are a few photos, including a confused Robin (Turdus migratorius), the entryway to the Haggerty Education Center, some snow-covered Witch Hazel (Hamamelis x intermedia ‘Diane’) flowers and the Frelinghuysen mansion. Thanks to Margery Ennis for these beautiful pictures.