Heaps Peak Arboretum

The ROWIA
Board of Directors
Florence Shotts,
Gloria Anderson,
Cliff Arnquist, Bob Reed,
Elaine Shaw, and
Forest Service Liason,
Gina Richmond

Volunteers are always
welcome at
Heaps Peak
Arboretum.
Each year more
than 100,000
forest visitors benefit
from ROWIA's
activities and
you can be a part
of the team.
CLICK HERE

ACTIVITIES

Activities include two native plant sales, although some "cultivar" species may be included. All plants are recommended for elevations of 4,500' or higher. Our tree sale is usually held in May. Maples, dogwoods, and pines are examples of trees that are sold. In October we have our shrub sale and a few examples are: flannel bush, manzanita, and ceanothus. Check our newsletter for dates and times. The Arboretum welcomes any local community groups such as the Boy Scouts of America to participate in or initiate projects at our site. We have had a close relation with Scouts over the years, and they have recently installed hundreds of feet of split-rail fencing to replace sections that burned in the Old Fire.

Do not hesitate to contact us if you would like to take advantage of any activities we offer to the public. We will do our best to accommodate your group or organization!

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Sequoia Trail Plants of Heaps Peak Arboretum Plants of the San Bernardino Mountains Demonstration Gardens Merchandise Kiosk		The ROWIA Board of Directors Florence Shotts, Gloria Anderson, Cliff Arnquist, Bob Reed, Elaine Shaw, and Forest Service Liason, Gina Richmond Volunteers are always welcome at Heaps Peak Arboretum. Each year more than 100,000 forest visitors benefit from ROWIA's activities and you can be a part of the team. CLICK HERE
	ACTIVITIES Activities include two native plant sales, although some "cultivar" species may be included. All plants are recommended for elevations of 4,500' or higher. Our tree sale is usually held in May. Maples, dogwoods, and pines are examples of trees that are sold. In October we have our shrub sale and a few examples are: flannel bush, manzanita, and ceanothus. Check our newsletter for dates and times. The Arboretum welcomes any local community groups such as the Boy Scouts of America to participate in or initiate projects at our site. We have had a close relation with Scouts over the years, and they have recently installed hundreds of feet of split-rail fencing to replace sections that burned in the Old Fire. Do not hesitate to contact us if you would like to take advantage of any activities we offer to the public. We will do our best to accommodate your group or organization!

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