16 Maple Avenue
Slingerlands
NY 12159
Pine Hollow Arboretum
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The Pine Hollow Arboretum is located on twenty-five acres of natural succession Eastern White Pine forest that grew following the abandonment of the land from farming. The majority of the white pines are approaching 100 years of age and 100 feet tall. The Arboretum focus is on trees within a natural environment that are compatible with natural reproduction. There are over 150 Genera represented. Landscaping leading to the develop of the arboretum began in 1966. Twelve ponds have been created and over 3,250 plantings.
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