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ABOUT THE

Arboretum
The Donald E. Davis Arboretum is a
13.5-acre living museum and botanical
garden located at the heart of Auburn
Universitys campus.
The Davis Arboretum was dedicated on
June 15, 1977.
The garden includes a 150-year-old Post
Oak, which was only 6 years old when SELF-GUIDED

the university was established.
Of the 40 native oak species in the state
of Alabama, 39 are represented in the
Davis Arboretum.
In total, the garden has 263 species
of trees and shrubs, more than 1,000
azaleas, and 11 pitcher plant species that
are native to the southeast.
The arboretum is open 365 days a year
and there is no charge for admission.
walking tour
The Donald E. Davis Arboretum is
located at 181 Garden Drive.
MAILING ADDRESS:
Auburn University
College of Sciences and Mathematics
Donald E. Davis Arboretum
101 Rouse Life Sciences Building
Auburn, AL 36849

CO N TAC T aub.ie/arboretum
Morgan Beadles, Curator
334-844-5770
arbinfo@auburn.edu

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Alabama is one of the most geologically diverse

states in the nation, ranking 5th for biodiversity.
Auburn University has created a display space Restrooms
within the grounds of the Davis Arboretum,
which allows visitors the opportunity to view
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these different regions and the plants that call
them home. Take a stroll through the gardens and
experience the entire state, from Decatur to Gulf @audavisarboretum
Shores, in less than 14 acres.
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