The Street Tree
Paul WoodUrban tree posts from Paul Wood. Weekend posts feature an account of a great British or Irish tree, and midweek it’s Wednesday Street Tree.
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126. Urban Myth Tree
The Urban Myth Tree squats alone in the middle of Ravenscourt Park. In this position, it is easy to appreciate the bulk of its car-sized trunk and to wonder about its curious form. One apocryphal tale says it was hit by the Luftwaffe in the...
Wednesday Street Tree #9
One of the most common species you are likely to encounter growing as a street tree pretty much anywhere in the UK, is the sturdy Norway maple in one of its many guises. There are dozens of cultivars including deeply cut-leaved types, purpl...
125. Old Town Copper Beech
Swindon’s former Museum and Art Gallery on the Bath Road is distinguished by an eye-catching copper beech which towers above the buildings, acting as a much loved Old Town landmark. As it grows next to a stretch of early-nineteenth-century ...
Wednesday Street Tree #8
Of all the birches planted as street trees, and believe me, there are quite a few, the silver birch is surely the loveliest.
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Notes from the urban forest. Author of ‘London's Street Trees’, ‘London is a Forest’, and more.
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