As the quarterly magazine of the Arnold Arboretum, Arnoldia is the definitive forum for conversations about trees and other temperate woody plants, as well as the landscapes they occupy. In its pages you will find articles on a broad range of topics including biogeography and plant taxonomy, curatorial practice for botanical gardens and arboreta, plant exploration, landscape design and history, urban environmental science, and more. While the breadth of topics is wide, authors write with a narrative and explanatory style, exploring ideas with timely—but also timeless—implications for how readers see and think about trees and other plants and, by extension, how readers engage with a rapidly changing world.
Become a member of the Friends of the Arnold Arboretum at the Contributing ($50) level or higher to receive Arnoldia for a year by mail. Members at all levels receive digital access to the current issue of Arnoldia through our online registration system. Login (or request login credentials as a first-time user) to download the entire issue. All previous issues are accessible to the general public from this search page.
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