Contact Us/Become A Member

Interested in a guided tour? Need a speaker for  your gardening club? Want to volunteer or become a member?

Contact the  Curator, George Butrus,  at gblorivincase@aol.com

For timely updates please visit our Facebook  where you may use messenger to contact us.

The Linwood Arboretum is free and open to the public 365 days each year from sunrise to sunset.  It is located at 1410 Wabash Avenue, Linwood, NJ directly across from Belhaven Middle School, at the intersection of Wabash and Belhaven Avenue.

There is no entrance fee, but memberships are available to help support this beautiful small park.

 

Join and Support

JOIN THE LINWOOD ARBORETUM! BECOME A MEMBER!

The Arboretum is free to the public, from dawn till after dusk. Basic maintenance is provided by the city of Linwood as a public service.

But we need the help of those who enjoy the beauties of this small but beautiful park, whether they are residents of Linwood or of the surrounding region! (We have members in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts!)

 Click to download:   Membership Form

            Friends of the Linwood Arboretum  Membership Form

 Please complete the following form and return by mail to:
The Friends of the Linwood Arboretum, Post Office Box 157, Linwood, NJ 08221

 

 Name: __________________________________

 Address:________________________________

 City/State/Zip:_____________________________

 E-mail address:_________________ Phone# ________

 ____ $20.00 individual     ____ $30.00 family    $____ Donation

 Please check any of the areas below that you might be interested in HELPING with:

___ Publicity __  Hospitality ___ Volunteer garden work __ Filing __ Species ID
 Make checks payable to:   Friends of the Linwood Arboretum
(a 501(3c) non-profit organization)

 

 

We are also supported by donations from both private citizens and local business or professional persons. Donations are welcome.

However, “support” means more than money. We also need people. Weeds grow, and the best herbicide on earth is the human hand. There are seasonal tasks, like pruning in the spring and planting in the fall. Some of your friends and neighbors have already joined in to participate in the care of this arboretum, which is unique in our region.  The more support we have, whether it comes as money or as volunteer labor, the more we can do. We hope to have an ever-increasing educational program of workshops and guided tours.

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