arboretum

noun
UK /ˌɑː.bəˈriː.təm/
US /ˌɑːr.bəˈriː.t̬əm/

A place where many trees are grown for people to see and learn about.

We walked through the arboretum and saw trees from all over the world.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A scientific collection of living trees kept for study and research.

Scientists visited the arboretum to study rare oak species.

3. A park-like area planted with a variety of trees for public enjoyment.

The city's arboretum is a favorite spot for picnics in spring.

4. A place where trees are labeled and arranged to teach people about different kinds.

Each tree in the arboretum has a small sign with its name.