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100. Crusader Cypress
I have something very special for my hundredth tree: an astonishing and ancient tree in West Sussex.
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99. Shoreditch Lemon
Yes, it really is a lemon tree growing on an East London street.
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98. Duthie Beech
Standing sentinel in an Aberdeen park, a beech tree towers over all around it.
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March 2024

97. The Oak at the Gate of the Dead
An ancient oak with an intriguing name on the Welsh border has an equally fascinating story to tell.
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96. Ryebank Aspen
A whole grove rather than a single tree will surprise you in an unloved corner of Manchester.
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95. Tee Pine
A particularly weirdly-shaped pine tree is one of hundreds of such characters marking field boundaries in Suffolk and Norfolk.
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94. Erskine House Plane
A young oriental plane in Belfast can trace its lineage back to Ancient Greece.
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February 2024

93. Forty Hall Cedar
One of the most spectacular, and oldest cedars of Lebanon anywhere in Britain or Ireland can be seen on the edge of London.
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92. Great War Plane
A memorial tree – that still stands – was a cause célèbre in the battle for Sheffield’s trees.
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91. Merridale Monument
I've published ninety one tree posts, but I can hardly believe this is the first hornbeam. It’s one of Wolverhampton’s finest trees.
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90. Dingwall Weeping Ash
This week, I feature another ash, this time a magnificent weeping ash in the Highland town of Dingwall.
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January 2024

89. Oozing Tree
Brighton and Hove are known for their elms, but on Western Road, look out for an interesting ash tree.
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