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Hendricks Park head gardener Michael Robert examines a dove tree (Davida involucrata),
one of the park’s Heritage Trees, the seeds for which arrived in the 1930s.
Hendricks Park
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of reading a book on the grass. He
said retired ecology and biology
professors from the University also
volunteer their services, as do par
ticipants in the Looking Glass
Youth Program and Northwest
Youth Corps.
With a clear, 360-degree view of
the Eugene countryside, it is easy
to figure out what draws people to
the park. It is located on Judkins
Point and was created by Martha
and Thomas Hendricks in 1906 as
Eugene’s first city park. When the
Hendricks family decided to make
the original 47-acres of ridgeline
property a park, Robert said they
added both a panoramic view
point and changed the future
landscape.
“By creating the park, they
stopped development,” he said.
“The city has grown up around
the park.”
On the hill’s northern slope, visi
tors have a glimpse of Oregon Hall
and campus. At night by the light of
the moon, Robert said the “top of
the hill seems to float as if it were in
the clouds.”
Alfriend said she started garden
ing as a work-study student in
1988 while attending the Univer
sity. She has continued to help fa
cilitate the program for students
who participate in it now. There
are currently eight students, in
cluding freshman Alicia Robe, on
the work-study gardening crew.
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The Hendricks Park garden staff will
be leading Rhododendron Garden
tours starting 1 pan. May 12 and 19
at the F.M. Wflkens Shelter. For more
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Robe said she has enjoyed her out
door experience maintaining the
native plants and meeting friendly
visitors of the park.
Robe said she became interested
in the position because she was
considering becoming an environ
mental science major. For $8 an
hour, Robe bikes up the hill to
work, putting in between eight and
10 hours per week weeding, water
ing and taking care of the plants.
“By creating the park, they
stopped development.
The city has grown up
around the park.”
Michael Robert
head gardener
“I’ve learned a lot of outdoor care
— how to take care of different
species of plants,” she said. “I real
ly like just being out in the nice,
quiet mornings. It’s amazing that
you can get paid for that.”
E-mail features reporter Lisa Toth
at Hsatoth@dailyemerald.com.
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