Liberty Hyde Bailey

1858–1954 (age 96)

horticulturist

Biography

Liberty Hyde Bailey (1858–1954) distinguished himself as a devoted horticulturist and educator whose curiosity transformed the field of plant science. His passion for cultivating knowledge brought forth new appreciation for the natural world, inspiring countless students and fellow botanists.

Interred at Lake View Cemetery, Baileyʼs legacy continues to bloom through the living things he studied and the generations of learners he guided.

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