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The Urban Forestry Outreach & Research (UFOR) Nursery and Lab are located on the University of Minnesota’s St. Paul campus and are part of the Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station. Our work here serves the University of Minnesota community as well as professional arborists, urban foresters, green industry professionals, and volunteers. Our field nursery offers a variety of teaching and outreach opportunities for university students and outreach education for professionals and volunteers.

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About Us
Minnesota Shade Tree Short Course
Get Involved
Outreach
Research
Trees
- Plant Database
- Tree Identification