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A park in Cheltenham Township seeks accreditation as an arboretum
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A park in Cheltenham Township seeks accreditation as an arboretum
Cheltenham Township’s 48-acre Curtis Arboretum certainly looks like an arboretum. The park’s southern edge is dominated by a lush forest of sycamore, maple and ash that gradually opens onto a series of rolling hills featuring more than 50 tree species. Despite its name and expansive tree catalogue, Curtis is officially designated as a township park, not an arboretum. But this may change: The nonprofit Friends of Curtis Arboretum (FOCA) is prepar…
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