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139. Cadzow Oak
Not far from Glasgow a host of ancient oaks quietly thrive in a country park. One hollow seven-hundred-year-old is particularly striking.
Mar 9
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Paul Wood
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Long Reads: Tree Hunting
A special announcement about my new book!
Mar 4
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Paul Wood
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138. Pimlico Mimosa
A glorious sight (and smell) in February or early March, an Australian tree dazzles in Westminster.
Mar 2
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Paul Wood
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February 2025
137. Welton Walnut
If you think walnuts are small, short lived trees, a Lincolnshire giant will soon make you think again.
Feb 23
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Paul Wood
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136. Bishop’s Elm
A young upstart makes a statement in Chichester’s historic Bishop’s Palace Garden.
Feb 16
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Paul Wood
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135. Big Foot
Quite what caused this Welsh oddity to take the form it must be a matter of much speculation in Newport.
Feb 9
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Paul Wood
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Wednesday Street Tree #19
Cork oak
Feb 5
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Paul Wood
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134. Inclosure Oak
Centuries ago, Sherwood Forest extended to where a Nottingham oak tree was planted in 1865.
Feb 2
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Paul Wood
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January 2025
Wednesday Street Tree #18
Winter-flowering cherry
Jan 22
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Paul Wood
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133. White’s Yew
One of England’s very oldest trees is relatively unknown, but has impeccable historic links.
Jan 19
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Paul Wood
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Wednesday Street Tree #17
Cornelian cherry
Jan 15
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Paul Wood
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Wednesday Street Tree #16
Scots pine
Jan 8
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Paul Wood
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