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Ann Arbor Potters Guild's Nature-Inspired Sculptures Now On View At U-M's Matthaei Botanical Gardens

Ann Arbor Potters Guild's Nature-Inspired Sculptures Now On View At U-M's Matthaei Botanical Gardens
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U-M's historic peony garden in Nichols Arboretum is open this year

Following a pandemic year in which visitors were asked to stay away, the nearly century-old peony garden in the University of Michigan’s Nichols Arboretum is open and getting ready to bloom. Visitors come from all over Michigan and surrounding states to see the University of Michigan’s historic peony garden at Nichols Arboretum. The garden is the largest collection of heirloom peonies in North America. Image credit: Scott Soderberg/Michigan Photography. The garden, begun in 1922 with a gift of peony plants from U-M alumnus W.E. Upjohn, celebrates its 99th year of bloom from about Memorial Day through mid-June, weather depending.

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Resurfacing, maintenance projects highlight 2021 road construction season in Washtenaw County

Getting Ready For 'An Unusual Wildlife Event' With The Return Of The 17-Year Cicadas

Listen to the full interview. Tom O Dell says the return of the 17-year cicadas is an unusual wildlife event he hopes people can appreciate and not be too anxious about what will happen. He doesn t expect the cicadas to cause any significant damage and says they are no harm to humans as they don t bite or sting. He says he has seen a few around already but says the warm weather will cause that number to increase, and they will soon emerge in parts of southeastern Michigan and in a handful of other states in the eastern half of the country, after developing underground for 17 years.

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