05/01/2026
Truman Pollinator Garden
Located outside of Magruder Hall, this garden is pollinator- friendly, and provides a safe living space for native pollinators and native Missouri plants.
The Gaber Solar Clock Garden features a diverse mixture of plants with emphasis on native species that provide food for pollinators and education and inspiration for the Truman and Kirksville community. The purpose of this project was to continue the upkeep of the garden and emphasize the native prairie plants. This was accomplished by expanding the educational content in and near the garden, and also the content handed out during events.
05/01/2026
09/27/2024
Happy Fall!
08/15/2024
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07/21/2024
Thank you JBA Jr. !!! It was so much fun to share knowledge about native plants and pollinators.
10/02/2023
β¨ Where there is a woman, there is magic! β¨
Come say hello to all of the Kirksville Women Business Owners (not all are in photo). ππππ
11/28/2022
Happy Monday π€
04/19/2022
Hey Kirksville community! Have some spring cleaning items youβd like to donate? If you have any of these gently-used items, send us a direct message or email [email protected]!
12/08/2021
Feeling stressed about finals? We are too. If you need to take a breather, come meditate in the greenhouse with us! You can come at any time during the listed time slots to sit with the plants and meditate. We will also provide guided meditation worksheets for you if needed! πͺ΄
10/12/2021
Did you know that you can find 23 species of goldenrod throughout Missouri? This yellow perennial can be found in many habitats throughout the state, including fields, pastures, prairies, wooded areas, and even roadsides! We love goldenrod here at the Truman Pollinator Garden because it attracts lots of bees and butterflies! π (MO Department of Conservation)
10/07/2021
These passion flowers are, arguably, some of the most striking flowers in the garden! Not only are they beautiful, but in the right conditions, they can bloom all summer long. They are considered a climbing vine and are actually native to southern Missouri! π (MO Department of Conservation)
05/05/2021
Happy finals week, bulldogs! The end is in sight! Weβre definitely feeling the Truman pride with these beautiful flowers π this is Salvia, which is commonly known as sage. With the right amount of moisture, these plants can bloom all summer long! Its name comes from the Latin word meaning, βto save or heal,β which is fitting because of its many medicinal properties! (Missouri Botanical Garden)
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100 E. Normal Street
Kirksville, MO
63501