Trees and Parks from Paul Wood. Weekly posts about parks – the great under-appreciated feature of our towns and cities. Weekend posts feature an account of a great British or Irish tree, there’s occasional Long Reads, often from guest contributors.
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205. Taybank Willow
Between the bridges on Tay Street is the best place to admire the trees on the eastern bank of the River Tay, which flows urbanely through Perth. Among them, the wonderful silver-canopied Taybank Willow leans out, billowing romantically ove...
204. The Rebel Tree
The Rebel Tree marks the spot where, according to legend, fifteen Jacobite soldiers were buried following the Clifton Moor Skirmish in 1745, the last battle of the Jacobite rising fought on English soil. The tree, now surrounded by the deta...
Kearsney Parks
A Swings and Roundabouts post. I became aware of how interesting parks are having visited hundreds across Britain and Ireland looking for remarkable trees. I can confirm that our parks are full of great trees, but I can also confirm that ou...
203. Loudon’s Silk Tree
Birmingham Botanical Gardens is of immense importance, as it was John Claudius Loudon’s very first significant project, predating his work at Derby Arboretum by a decade. Several large original trees remain, but one that caught my eye on a...
202. Vengeful Yew
Tisbury’s ancient yew, recorded as a curiosity in the eighteenth century, is an alarming sight today. From one side, it appears to be a massively stout and aged tree, but from another angle what was once a large cavity comes into view. Duri...
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