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In Ann Arbor’s Mushroom Park, New Life for an Old Oak Tree
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In Ann Arbor’s Mushroom Park, New Life for an Old Oak Tree
The Mushroom Park oak in 2017. | Photo Credit: Ted Erickson The grand white oak presiding over Mushroom Park—a serene acre-and-a-half located on Ann Arbor's southwest side, so named for the colorful concrete mushrooms nestled among its hills—was over 65 feet tall. Its branches spread 110 feet wide. It was estimated to be ...
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