White Oak Added to Archive
A resident of McNabb, Illinois recently donated material from his majestic White Oak (Quercus alba), which is the largest known in the state.
Archangel in The New York Times Sunday Paper
Hi Everyone! We are so excited and honored to have a story about us that was printed on the front page of the National Section on April 10 in the Sunday New York Times! From Ancient Giants, Finding New Life to Help the Planet While we were on our last collection trip...The Black Willow: History, Lore, and Eco-function
by Diana Beresford-Kroeger, Advisor to Archangel Ancient Tree Archive The black willow carries the honour of being part of a living ritual of thanksgiving which has endured for millennia. In the cycle of yesterday, today and tomorrow the Boreal Cree continue to weave...
Heritage of Archangel Trees Revealed
The ancient and old-growth trees collected and propagated by Archangel turn out to be some of the oldest, best known, and most important trees on Earth. Many have asked for details about some of our trees, and we are happy to provide some information and links here.