WRITTEN BY JUSTIN D. SYKES

It’s spring in the Twin Counties and with flowers and trees blooming it is one of the best times of year to visit the Nash County Arboretum. Situated on 25 acres in Nashville, the Nash County Arboretum has been serving the local community since 2004. The Arboretum is located at the Nash County Agriculture Center and offers a beautifully manicured green space for residents to explore and learn about trees and flowers native to the area.

Colby Griffin, who is the Horticulture Extension Agent for Nash County and Director of the Arboretum, told TRA+C the Aboretum, “offers citizens and plant enthusiasts an outdoor educational paradise where they can learn about the best plant species and horticultural practices to implement within their home landscapes.” Griffin estimates the Arboretum receives thousands of visitors annually seeking to learn more about differing species native to the area.

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