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Arboretum Dalheim

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Arboretum Dalheim

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Arboretum Dalheim

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Location: North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

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1. 13 Linden Hut – Altenau Pond loop from Dalheim

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2. View of Dalheim Monastery – St. Anne's Chapel (Annenkapelle) loop from Dalheim

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3. Chorherrenweg – View of Dalheim Monastery loop from Dalheim

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Franz

April 3, 2020

This little detour is worth it!

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Olli "ROTE HOSE"😄

December 25, 2016

An arboretum (Latin arbor "tree") is a collection (not growing in planters) of various, often exotic woody plants; This can be, for example, a botanical garden in which mainly trees and shrubs are planted. One speaks of a Fruticetum, if only bushes are planted. If only conifers are planted in an arboretum, it is called Pinetum.

After the eleventh edition of the Encyclopædia Britannica of 1911, the term was first used by John Claudius Loudon in 1838 in a book about trees.

A significant arboretum for study purposes rich in rare, even foreign trees - now extinct - soon afterwards set up in Germany Eduard Petzold as Park Director of Prince William Frederick Charles of Orange-Nassau in Muskau (see his work Arboretum Muscaviense).

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Andreas Seifert 🥾🚴🏼🏊🏼‍♂️🏄🏼‍♂️

December 3, 2017

Germany's arboretum, the largest in terms of area in terms of area, is located in the Burgholz State Forest on the city of Wuppertal. There, about 250 hectares of woodland from three continents are examined for their environmental compatibility and their growth behavior in the Central European climate zone.

A smaller collection is the Arboretum Neuss. In the Ruhr area, in the south of Dortmund city center, there is the Rombergpark, an old botanical garden and landscaped park.

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Arboretum Dalheim

1. 13 Linden Hut – Altenau Pond loop from Dalheim

2. View of Dalheim Monastery – St. Anne's Chapel (Annenkapelle) loop from Dalheim

3. Chorherrenweg – View of Dalheim Monastery loop from Dalheim

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