trees matter: secrest arboretum storm the tornado of september 16, 2010

Trees Matter:Secrest Arboretum Storm

The Tornado of September 16, 2010

The New Jack and Deb Miller Arboretum Building: 9-10-10

Welcome: 9-10-10

Dave Nielsen and Fred Robinson Arrive at the Workshop:9-10-10

Plant DiagnosticWorkshop: Joe Boggs Teaches: 9-10-10

Cactus Outside New Building 9-10-10

Joe Boggs Teaches Streeter Amphitheatre

Nielsen and Herms Pavilion 9-10-10

OARDC Storm Command Center 9-17-2010:One Day After

Planetrees in Fisher Parking Lot 9-17-2010

Urban Elm Downed: 9-17-10

Ken Cochran and Dawnredwood Ambassador Burney Huff: 9-17

A View up Crabapple Lane: 9-17

A View of the Stone House: 9-17

The Sycamore Forest: 9-17

Crablandia I: 9-17-10

Crablandia II: 9-17-10

Rhody and Crabapple Blowing In 9-17-2010

But part of that rhody holds on… and will survive!

Silver Maple Stands Amid Debris 9-17-2010

The Rock Sans Spruce Grove 9-17-10

Entering the New Gardens 9-17-10

Ken and Joe Cochran: Cleanup Begins 9-17-10

Water Garden & Fernleaf Beech 9-17-10

Jack and Deb Miller Pavilion 9-17-10

Force of the Wind from Pavilion 9-17-10

The View From the Pavilion 9-17-10

Pavilion Contents in the Trees 9-17-10

The Chair & White Pine 9-17-10

Forest Behind Rhododendrons 9-17-10

Ohio Buckeye and Background 9-17-10

View to the Amphitheatre 9-17-10

President Gee, Bobby Moser, Steve Slack, Bill Ravlin, & Ken Cochran: September 17, 2010

Umbrella Magnolias to the Right 9-17-10

The White Pine Archway 9-17-10

The Farm Shop 9-17-10

Shredding of Leaves on Trees 9-17-10

The Powerful Nature of Wind 9-17-10

Kristen Jackson Overview 9-17-10

The Parry Family Overlook 9-17-10

Uprooting of Trees 9-17-10

The Secrest Forest Plots 9-17-10

Arborvitae Grove Lives! 9-17-10

Freeman Maple Shows Decay 9-17-10

Majestic Silver Linden Felled 9-17-10

Ag Engineering Building 9-17-10

The Power of Wind 9-17-10

Crabapple and Debris Behind 9-17-10

Phenology Pavilion Is Intact! 9-17-10

Benches to Rebuild 9-17-10

A Stark Reminder of the Wind

Crabarians Enshadowed 9-17-10

Stone House Oaks 9-17-10

Stop

OARDC Shines On and On 9-17-10

The Iconic Red Car 9-17-10

Cleanup Begins in Earnest 9-18-10

Steve Slack & Bobby Moser 9-18-10

Governor Strickland 9-18-10

Carol Whittaker, Bobby Moser, Dan Herms in the Arb: 9-18-10

Smaller trees often prevailed 9-18-10

But it could be devastating 9-18-10

Greenhouses were crushed 9-18-10

Major Damage: Ag Engineering 9-18-10

Dolgo Crabapple Sculpture Roy Lichtenstein? 9-18-10

Remember That Cactus? 9-18-10

Still standing, but leaves blew in! 9-18-10

Sign of the 9-16-10 Times

Lost Tree Inventory: 9-19-10

From the Future: Cathy Herms 9-19-10

Tree Stump Tells of Past Perils 9-19-10

GPS: Primitive &Advanced 9-19-10

Pin Oak Diameter of 42 Inches 9-19-10

Urban Elms Behind Gourley 9-19-10

Ken ever said these really grew 9-19-10

Ag Engineering Bldg Damage 9-19-10

Charles Krause Surveys His Lab 9-19-10

With Help From His Friends 9-19-10

From a Nearby Greenhouse 9-19-10

Loss of Magnificent Pin Oaks 9-19-10

Crablandia I is a Memory 9-19-10

Ken and Steve Confer 9-19-10

Raining Acorns! 9-19-10

Parvis e glandibus quercusMighty oaks from little acorns grow

Felling Trees in Sycamore Forest 9-20-10

Cardina Measures 42” Sycamore 9-20-10

Sycamore: Bone Structure of the Landscape 9-20-10

Sweetgum Sculpture 9-20-10

Bruce and John: 53” Sycamore 9-20-10

Golden Crabapple Dust 9-20-10

Crabapple Pyre 9-20-10

Gourley Hall Greenhouse in Crablandia I 9-20-10

Stone House Oaks and Campus 9-20-10

Oaks: John, Cathy, Bruce9-20-10

Bruce and Root Ball 9-20-10

Bruce and Root Ball II 9-20-10

John with Selby Hall in Background 9-20-10

The Tree Amigos 9-20-10

Cathy Hugs a Tree 9-20-10

Joe, Ken, and Jim Karcher Plan the Next Step 9-20-10

The Ginkgo Stops the Silo 9-20-10

The Ginkgo Stops the Silo II 9-20-10

Ken Greets Denise Ellsworth 9-20-10

Secrest Curator Ken Cochran 9-20-10

Joe Cochran Rebuilds 9-20-10

We Look At Clouds From Both Sides Now The Beauty of 9-20-10

A Hawk Surveys Its New Domain 9-21-10

A Little Bit Disorienting 9-21-10

This Clematis Climbs New Landscapes 9-21-10

An Artificial Leaf Flies In from Somewhere 9-21-10

Umbrella Magnolia Arise! 9-21-10

White Pine Forest Deconstructed 9-21-10

John Continues The Inventory Of Ecological Services Lost - & To Come: 9-21-10