Archive - The Street Tree

126. Urban Myth Tree

Arguably, London’s loveliest ‘Baobab’ plane is the tree that grows in Ravenscourt Park, W6.

Nov 3 •

October 2024

Wednesday Street Tree #9

Oct 30 •

125. Old Town Copper Beech

A reminder of another era is a welcome sight in Swindon.

Oct 27 •

Wednesday Street Tree #8

Oct 23 •

124. Plas Derwen Oak

A Welsh oak is a landmark among mid-century housing that it predates by centuries.

Oct 20 •

Wednesday Street Tree #7

Juneberry or snowy mespilus

Oct 16 •

123. Kendal Rocket

Giant redwoods have been in the UK and Ireland for less than 200 years, but they make a significant contribution to our landscapes.

Oct 12 •

Wednesday Street Tree #6

Oct 9 •

122. St Mary’s Plane

Oriental planes, a parent species to the much more common London plane, are well represented in Banbury.

Oct 5 •

Wednesday Street Tree #5

Oct 2 •

September 2024

121. The Big Tree

To mark the one-year anniversary of the felling of the Sycamore Gap tree, here’s an adored landmark sycamore in the far north.

Sep 28 •

Wednesday Street Tree #4

Sep 25 •

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