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University of Idaho
Arboretum

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View from the daylily collection to a hillside of ripening wheat

Nestled among the wheat fields of the fertile Palouse hills, bordered on the north by a fine campus, and carved from land once vacated and degraded, the beautiful Arboretum at the University of Idaho is a living museum of trees within a landscaped setting of manicured gardens, ever-vital with continued introductions to the collection. It is an Arboretum that “holds its own” with the more well-known and is a treasure to a region that derives its bounty from the most recent of planet-wide geological events, the Pleistocene Ice Age.

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The University of Idaho Arboretum

View of the Asian Collection

                                              
1200 West Palouse River Drive, Moscow, ID 83844
208-885-5978

www.uiweb.uidaho.edu/arboretum/index.html

Admission is free

Established 1933
63 acres. Almost 14,000 accessioned plants belonging to 2,400 taxa
Detailed inventory available online

USDA Zone 6B
Sunset Zone 2B

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