Where to find Trees

This page is based on the work of Bob Gray who walked the park and made an amazing list of the trees that he saw at each spot, marking the spots on a map.

The first [left] tab shows the List of Trees [67 species] and the Points where they are to be found. The map on the middle tab shows the location of the points. The last [right] tab shows the points in order along the route that Bob followed.

Trees and Location Points

A tree that is highlighted means that it has already been written about on the Botany page on Trees - click on its Common Name to have a look. You may download or open this list in pdf format - its 5 pages long.

Trees and Points where they are found

Latin Name

Common Name

Notes

Found at Points

A. pseudoplatanus

Sycamore

[A. = Acer]

9	37	57	80	126	163	241	276	308
14	39	58	81	127	172	242	277	309
18	40	59	87	131	176	243	278	310
23	43	62	89	133	178	246	280
24	44	63	91	134	179	248	281
25	45	65	94	142	181	249	282
26	46	67	96	145	183	250	285
27	47	68	97	148	184	251	286
28	48	69	98	149	187	254	289
29	49	70	100	150	190	256	291
31	51	73	101	154	210	259	296
32	52	76	112	155	212	261	297
33	53	77	113	156	223	263	298
34	54	78	115	157	225	264	300
36	56	79	125	160	231	270	304

Alnus glutinosa

Common Alder

237

Alnus incana

Grey alder

Acer campestre

Field maple

248

Acer palmatum 'Osakazuki'

Smooth Japanese maple 'Osakazuki'

250

Acer platanoides

Norway maple

154

248

253

Acer saccharinum

Silver maple

A. hippocastanum

Horse chestnut

[A. = Aesculus]

6	17	42	61	107	162	234	247
9	39	48	105	128	192	243
11	40	49	106	153	228	246

B. pendula

Silver birch

[B. = Betula]

1	7	90	194	206	223	240	282	294
2	31	159	195	211	231	253	290
4	39	161	204	222	232	281	291

B. sempervirens

Box

[B. = Buxus]

190

246

259

260

261

C. lawsoniana

Lawson's cypress

[C.=Chamaecyparis]

3	22	102	115	165	201	238	254
18	86	105	121	180	224	242	267
20	88	109	147	181	225	250

C. pisifera

Sawara cypress

[C.=Chamaecyparis]

165

169

174

177

180

200

201

C. pisifera 'Squarrosa'

Squarrosa cypress

[C.=Chamaecyparis]

240

C. monogyna

Hawthorn

[C. = Crataegus]

4	19	65	159	190	214	278	290
5	25	97	160	206	216	281
6	37	126	178	207	226	282
10	55	127	183	210	241	289

Carpinus betulus

Hornbeam

175

Cedrus libani

Cedar of Lebanon

147

Corylus avellana

Hazel

198

255

Cornus sericea 'Flaviramea'

Yellow Bark Dogwood

251

Cotoneaster

241

246

259

294

C. frigidus

Himalayan Tree Cotoneaster

278

F. excelsior

Ash

[F. = ?? ]

1	30	46	66	105	177	214	256	288
3	31	47	67	124	179	223	259	289
4	32	49	68	127	183	229	260	290
5	33	50	73	136	186	230	262	292
6	34	51	74	139	189	237	263	293
9	35	53	75	140	190	237	264	294
17	36	54	76	141	199	239	269	299
18	37	56	77	143	203	245	270	300
19	38	57	78	147	204	246	274	306
19	39	58	79	150	204	248	278	307
23	41	60	81	153	205	250	281	309
24	42	63	97	154	206	252	282
25	43	64	100	157	207	254	285
28	44	65	101	163	212	255	286

Fraxinus excelsior f. diversifolia

Single leaved ash

191

F. sylvatica

Beech

17	60	108	132	161	193	208	245	281
19	61	109	134	166	194	209	252	289
20	62	110	135	176	195	210	254	290
23	63	111	136	178	196	212	256	291
29	64	116	137	179	198	215	258	301
38	66	117	138	182	199	216	260	302
41	70	118	139	183	202	217	263	305
44	84	121	144	184	203	225	270	307
46	94	122	149	185	204	229	275	309
47	101	124	151	187	205	230	276
52	103	125	152	189	206	241	277
58	107	127	158	192	207	244	278

F. sylvatica f. purpurea

Copper Beech

246

Fagus sylvatica f. pendula

Weeping Beech

Fagus sylvatica Purpurea Pendula

Weeping Copper Beech

Fargesia murilae

Common Hardy Bamboo

251

I. aquifolium

Holly

[I. = Ilex]

25	64	85	210	231	245	291
27	67	164	212	232	249	300
43	68	183	229	240	262	302
44	69	190	230	242	290	303

Juglans regia

Common walnut

262

268

Larix kaempferi

Japanese larch

L. decidua

European larch

[L. = Larix]

129

289

292

307

Malus sp.

Apple

167

248

P. abies

Norway spruce

[P. = Picea]

1	23	284	288	291	293	296	303
7	218	286	290	292	294	297	307

P. avium

Gean (Cherry)

[P. = Prunus]

157

163

167

171

213

Prunus lusitanica

Portugal laurel

254

Prunus sp.

Cherry

P. laurocerasus

Cherry laurel

259

Prunus spinosa

Blackthorn

P. menziesii

Douglas fir

[P. = Pseudotsuga]

102

113

146

285

289

290

294

P. nigra ssp. laricio

Corsican pine

[P. = Pinus]

218

221

281

284

303

307

P. sylvestris

Scots pine

[P. = Pinus]

1	39	218	275	285	290	293	298	309
3	118	240	281	286	291	294	300
23	146	252	284	288	292	296	307

Populus sp.

Poplar

285

Populus x canadensis

Hybrid black poplar

241

P. tremula

Aspen

[P. = Populus]

Q. robur

Common oak [English, Pedunculate]

[Q. = Quercus]

5	29	92	173	198	228	250	276	290
7	33	94	178	208	229	251	277	295
9	40	116	179	211	231	252	279	297
17	45	125	180	212	232	254	280	298
20	53	135	183	213	234	256	281	300
23	72	146	188	214	235	260	284	301
24	73	159	189	217	241	271	285	302
25	76	168	190	222	244	272	287	309
27	80	169	195	226	246	275	28

Quercus petraea

Sessile oak

197

253

274

Quercus cerris

Turkey oak

164

Ruscus aculeatus

Butcher's broom

261

S. aucuparia

Rowan

[S. = Sorbus]

159

163

190

214

274

Sorbus intermedia

Swedish Whitebeam

S. nigra

Elder

[S. = Sambucus]

190

263

281

292

293

Salix sp

Willow

222

282

Salix caprea

Goat Willow

205

Salix fragilis

Crack Willow

Salix cinerea

Grey Sallow

209

T. baccata

Yew

[T. = Taxus]

9	164	204	230	244	260	291	302	310
19	166	212	232	246	262	292	303
24	170	217	234	249	284	293	304
32	184	224	240	255	285	294	306
107	190	225	242	256	287	301	308

T. x europaea

Common Lime

[T. = Tilia]

1	106	156	171	217	230	246	273
8	119	158	175	219	233	258	274
19	120	166	185	220	234	260	275
31	121	167	187	223	235	265	305
69	123	169	215	225	244	266	236
98	130	170	216	227	246	270

Tilia platyphyllos

Broad-leaved lime

Tilia 'Petiolaris

Silver pendent lime

Tilia cordata 'Green Spire

Small-leaved lime

U. glabra

Wych Elm

[U. = Ulmus]

1	19	41	54	76	114	150	205	300
5	20	42	55	79	128	153	210
9	29	43	69	104	148	154	241
18	38	53	74	112	149	178	278

x Cuprocyparis leylandii

Leylandii

Map of the Points

Trees at each point

The points follow the route taken by Bob Gray. The route is described so you can easily follow it. You may download or open this list in pdf format - it's 21 pages long ....

Trees found at each point
Point	Latin Name	Common Name
Starting at the Clarkston Road entrance down to the White Bridge
1	Pinus sylvestris	Row of Scots pine
	Picea abies	Norway spruce
	Pinus nigra ssp. laricio	Corsican pine
	Tilia x europaea	common lime;
	Ulmus glabra	regeneration of elm.
	Fraxinus excelsior	Ash
	Betula pendula	several big silver birch
	Populus sp.	poplar
2	Larix kaempferi	Japanese larch
	Betula pendula	silver birch
3	Tilia platyphyllos	Broad-leaved lime (2)
	Fraxinus excelsior	common ash (4)
	Pinus sylvestris	Scots pine
	Chamaecyparis lawsoniana	Lawson's cypress
4	Fagus sylvatica f. pendula	Weeping beech
	B. pendula	silver birch (2)
	F. excelsior	several young ash
	C. monogyna	hawthorn
5	F. excelsior	Common ash
	Carpinus betulus	hornbeam (good)
	Ulmus glabra	wych elm
	Quercus robur	pedunculate oak
	C. monogyna	hawthorn (large)
6	Quercus cerris	Turkey oak
	Aesculus hippocastanum	horse chestnut
	F. excelsior	common ash
	C. monogyna	hawthorn
7	Corylus avellana	Hazel
	B. pendula	silver birch (2)
	Picea abies	Norway spruce (3)
	Quercus x rosacea	young oak (hybrid?)
8	Tilia x europaea	Avenue of common lime (mainly)
	Tilia platyphyllos	Broad-leaved lime
9	F. excelsior	Mixed woodland: big ash (2) &
	Taxus baccata	many yew
	Quercus robur	pedunculate oak (2) regeneration of oak
	A. hippocastanum	horse chestnut
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore &
	U. glabra	wych elm
10	C. monogyna	Hawthorn hedge
11	A. hippocastanum	Horse chestnut in avenue
12	Tilia 'Petiolaris	Silver pendent lime in avenue
13	Alnus incana	Grey alder (c. 6 saplings)
14	A. pseudoplatanus	Big sycamore in avenue
15	Tilia cordata 'Green Spire'	Small-leaved lime (2 planted to replace common lime)
16	x Cuprocyparis leylandii	Leylandii (6)
17	F. excelsior	Mixed woodland: ash
	Quercus sp.	oak
	Larix decidua	European larch
	A. hippocastanum	horse chestnut
	F. sylvatica	beech
	Sambucus nigra	elder
18	F. excelsior	Riverside: old ash
	U. glabra	wych elm
	A. pseudoplatanus	many sycamore
	Alnus glutinosa	common alder saplings
	C. lawsoniana	several Lawson's cypress
	Sorbus intermedia	Swedish whitebeam (3)
	Sorbus aucuparia	regeneration of rowan
19	Quercus petraea	Mixed woodland: sessile oak
	Tilia x europaea	common lime
	Taxus baccata	Yew
	Alnus incana	grey alder
	F. excelsior	Ash
	Ulmus glabra	regeneration of wych elm
	F. excelsior	Ash
	F. sylvatica	Beech
	C. monogyna	Hawthorn
	Carpinus betulus	Hornbeam (3 understorey)
20	F. Sylvatica	Path junction: beech (4 mature)
	Quercus robur	pedunculate oak (2 1 damaged)
	U. glabra	Wych Elm
	Chamaecyparis lawsoniana	many Lawson's cypress
21	Acer saccharinum	Silver Maple (2 phoenix)
22	C. lawsoniana	Grove of Lawson's cypress
23	P. sylvestris	Scots Pine (big)
	L. decidua	European larch
	Q. robur	common oak (big)
	Picea abies	Norway spruce
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
	F. excelsior	regeneration of ash
	S. nigra	elder sycamore
	F. sylvatica	and beech
From the White Bridge, taking the western path to the Snuff Mill
24	Q. robur	Common oak (massive Commonwealth 60)
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
	T. baccata	yew
	F. excelsior	ash saplings
25	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore (3)
	Cotoneaster frigidus	Himalayan tree cotoneaster
	C. monogyna	hawthorn
	Q. robur	common oak regeneration of oak
	F. excelsior	ash
	Ilex aquifolium	holly
26	A. pseudoplatanus	Many sycamore beside the river
27	Q. robur	Common oak (big)
	I. aquifolium	holly
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore regeneration
28	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore (many)
	S. nigra	elder
	F. excelsior	ash
29	U. glabra	Wych elm (big)
	A. pseudoplatanus	several sycamore
	F. sylvatica	beech regeneration
	Quercus rubra	red oak (leaning immature)
	Salix caprea	goat willow
30	F. excelsior	Ash (6)
31	Betula pendula	Silver birch (5)
	Salix fragilis	crack willow (tall)
	F. excelsior	ash
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
	T. x europaea	common lime
32	F. excelsior	Ash regeneration of ash
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore &
	T. baccata	yew
33	F. excelsior	Ash
	Quercus sp.	oak
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore (several)
34	A. pseudoplatanus	Much sycamore regeneration
	F. excelsior	tall ash
35	F. excelsior	Ash
	Populus tremula	several aspen saplings
36	Prunus sp.	Mixed cherry
	P. tremula	aspen
	F. excelsior	ash
	A. pseudoplatanus	several big sycamore
37	F. excelsior	Mixed ash
	Prunus spinosa	blackthorn
	P. tremula	aspen
	C. monogyna	hawthorn
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
38	F. excelsior	Ash
	F. sylvatica	beech
	U. glabra	wych elm
39	Betula ermanii	Erman's birch (big split)
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
	F. excelsior	ash
	A. hippocastanum	horse chestnut
	P. sylvestris	Scots pine
40	A. hippocastanum	Horse chestnut
	Quercus sp.	oak (tall)
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore (tall)
41	U. glabra	Wych elm
	F. excelsior	tall ash &
	F. sylvatica	beech saplings
42	A. hippocastanum	Riverside flat: horse chestnut
	F. excelsior	ash (3 big)
	U. glabra	elm saplings
43	U. glabra	Embankment: Saplings of elm
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore &
	I. aquifolium	holly
	F. excelsior	ash (tall)
	L. decidua	European larch (tall)
44	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore (3)
	F. excelsior	ash (5)
	I. aquifolium	holly
	F. sylvatica	beech
45	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore (tall) tall saplings of sycamore
	Quercus sp.	oak (tall)
46	F. excelsior	Path junction: ash (tall)
	A. pseudoplatanus	younger sycamore &
	F. sylvatica	beech
47	A. pseudoplatanus	Many sycamore
	F. sylvatica	beech occasional big beech
	F. excelsior	ash
48	A. hippocastanum	Horse chestnut
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore (2 tall)
49	A. hippocastanum	Horse chestnut
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
	F. excelsior	ash (each one big)
50	F. excelsior	Ash (2 big)
51	F. excelsior	Riverside flat: ash (big)
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore (big)
52	A. pseudoplatanus	Embankment: sycamore (several big)
	F. sylvatica	beech regeneration
53	A. pseudoplatanus	Riverside: sycamore
	Quercus sp.	oak
	F.excelsior	young ash
	U. glabra	elm & sycamore
54	A. pseudoplatanus	Embankment: established regeneration of sycamore
	F. excelsior	ash
	U. glabra	wych elm
55	U. glabra	Riverside below steps: tall wych elm saplings
	C. monogyna	hawthorn
56	A. pseudoplatanus	Embankment: many saplings of sycamore &
	F. excelsior	ash
57	A. pseudoplatanus	Riverside: sycamore
	F. excelsior	young ash
58	F. sylvatica	Beech
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
	F. excelsior	many ash saplings
59	A. pseudoplatanus	Several sycamore
60	F. excelsior	Ash
	F. sylvatica	beech with many tall saplings
61	A. hippocastanum	Top of steps: horse chestnut
	F. sylvatica	beech (big)
62	F. sylvatica	Beech (2 big)
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore (several)
63	A. pseudoplatanus	Steep slope to river: sycamore
	F. sylvatica	beech & many beech saplings
	F. excelsior	ash
64	F. sylvatica	Beech (several big)
	F. excelsior	ash
	I. aquifolium	holly
65	F. excelsior	Ash
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
	C. monogyna	hawthorn
	Prunus avium	gean
66	F. excelsior	Many tall saplings of ash &
	F. sylvatica	beech
67	A. pseudoplatanus	Tall sycamore
	I. aquifolium	holly
	F. excelsior	ash
68	A. pseudoplatanus	Tall sycamore (2 top of 2 steps)
	I. aquifolium	holly
	F. excelsior	tall regeneration of sycamore & ash
69	A. pseudoplatanus	Steps to river: tall sycamore regeneration
	I. aquifolium	holly
	T. x europaea	common lime (big)
	U. glabra	elm regeneration
70	A. pseudoplatanus	Holmwood fence: big sycamore
	F. sylvatica	& beech
71	???	Inside fence: conifer
72	Quercus sp.	Linn side of fence: oak (big)
73	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore (4)
	Quercus sp.	oak &
	F. excelsior	ash (both tall)
74	U. glabra	Much wych elm &
	F. excelsior	ash regeneration
75	F. excelsior	Slope to river: parent ash & many ash saplings
76	Quercus sp.	Post: oak sapling
	F. excelsior	tall regeneration of ash
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore &
	U. glabra	wych elm
	Cotoneaster sp.	cotoneaster
77	A. pseudoplatanus	By path: sycamore ash.
	F. excelsior	On slope: ash sycamore (2)
78	F. excelsior	Ash
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore (3)
79	F. excelsior	Several ash &
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
	U. glabra	many tall saplings of wych elm
80	Quercus sp.	Oak
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore (many old coppiced)
	Prunus sp.	cherry
81	F. excelsior	Top of steps to river: ash (several big)
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore (old coppiced)
82	Fagus sylvatica	Weeping copper beech ['Purpurea Pendula']
83	Salix caprea	Over fence: Goat willow (2)
84	F. sylvatica	Beech (2)
85	I. aquifolium	Holly (2)
	Prunus laurocerasus	cherry laurel
86	Chamaecyparis lawsoniana	Lawson's cypress (3)
87	A. pseudoplatanus	Top of steps RHS: sycamore
	Sambucus nigra	elder
88	C. lawsoniana	Top of steps LHS: Lawson's cypress (3)
	P. laurocerasus	cherry laurel (3)
89	A. pseudoplatanus	½ way down RHS: sycamore (2)
90	B. pendula	½ way down LHS: silver birch (2)
Crossing the old road [Millholm Road] down to the old mill
91	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore (2)
92	Q. robur	Common oak
93	Pinus nigra ssp. laricio	Corsican pine (2 big)
94	Q. robur	Common oak
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
	F. sylvatica	beech (2)
95	Sorbus aucuparia	Rowan (several)
96	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore (big)
97	C. monogyna	Slope to river: hawthorn
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore &
	F. excelsior	established ash regeneration
98	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore
	T.x.europaea	common lime
100	A. pseudoplatanus	Top of slope: sycamore (2)
	F. excelsior	several ash
101	F. sylvatica	Beech (pollarded big)
	F. excelsior	ash
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
102	Pseudotsuga menziesii	Douglas fir (big)
	C. lawsoniana	many Lawson's cypress
103	F. sylvatica	Beech (3) much established beech regeneration
104	U. glabra	Foot of slope: established wych elm regeneration
105	A. hippocastanum	Slope above path: horse chestnut
	F. excelsior	several ash
	C. lawsoniana	Lawson's cypress
106	A. hippocastanum	Horse chestnut (big)
	T. x europaea	common lime
107	T. baccata	Yew
	A. hippocastanum	horse chestnut
	F. sylvatica	several beech saplings
108	F. sylvatica	Established beech saplings
109	C. lawsoniana	Lawson's cypress
	F. sylvatica	several established beech
110	F. sylvatica	Beech (big)
111	F. sylvatica	Beech (big)
112	A. pseudoplatanus	Steps to riverside: sycamore (3)
	U. glabra	wych elm
113	A. pseudoplatanus	Foot of steps: sycamore
	P. menziesii	Douglas fir
114	U. glabra	Foot of steps beside the river: established regeneration of wych elm
115	C. lawsoniana	Beside steep steps: Lawson's cypress
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore (a few)
116	F. sylvatica	Beech (big) beech regeneration
	Q. robur	common oak
117	F. sylvatica	Top of steps & steep slope to river: established beechs
118	F. sylvatica	Beech
	P. sylvestris	Scots pine (big leaning)
119	T. x europaea	Coppiced common lime (big 2/3 trunks)
120	T. x europaea	Common lime (big leaning)
121	F. sylvatica	Many beech
	C. lawsoniana	Lawson's cypress
	T. x europaea	common lime (leaning)
122	F. sylvatica	Riverside: several beech
123	T. x europaea	Common lime (big leaning)
124	F. sylvatica	Several beech &
	F. excelsior	ash
125	Q. robur	Beside river: common oak (3)
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
	F. sylvatica	beech
126	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore (3)
	C. monogyna	hawthorn
127	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore (2)
	C. monogyna	hawthorn
	F. sylvatica	many beech
	F. excelsior	& ash
128	A. hippocastanum	Horse chestnut sapling
	U. glabra	several young wych elm
129	Larix decidua	½ way up steep steps: European larch (big Commonwealth 60)
130	T. x europaea	½ way up steep steps: common lime
131	A. pseudoplatanus	Top of steps: sycamore
132	F. sylvatica	Beech (2)
133	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore
134	F. sylvatica	Foot of steps: several beech &
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
135	Quercus sp.	Oak (big broken)
	F. sylvatica	many young beech saplings
136	F. sylvatica	½ way up steps: beech (big)
	F. excelsior	½ way up steps: ash
137	F. sylvatica	Top of short steps: many established beech
138	F. sylvatica	Top of short steps: many established beech
139	F. sylvatica	Several beech &
	F. excelsior	ash
140	F. excelsior	Many established ash
141	F. excelsior	Ash (2)
142	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore (2)
143	F. excelsior	Several ash
144	F. sylvatica	Beech
145	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore (3)
146	Q. robur	Common oak
	P. menziesii	young Douglas fir
146	P. sylvestris	Scots pine
147	C. lawsoniana	Lawson's cypress
	Cedrus libani	cedar of Lebanon
147	F. excelsior	several ash
148	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore
	U. glabra	wych elm saplings
Exit onto Snuff Mill Bridge and back into the park on the East side of the river
149	F. sylvatica	Many beech
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
	U. glabra	wych elm
150	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore (2)
	F. excelsior	many ash saplings &
	U. glabra	wych elm saplings
151	F. sylvatica	Beech (3 big)
152	F. sylvatica	Beech
153	U. glabra	Along riverside: many wych elm
	F. excelsior	some ash &
	A. hippocastanum	horse chestnut saplimgs
154	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore
	U. glabra	many wych elm saplings
	F. excelsior	regeneration of ash &
	Acer platanoides	Norway maple
155	A. pseudoplatanus	On riverside: sycamore (big)
156	T. x europaea	SW of castle: several common lime &
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
Go left, up the steep path to the Seil Drive entrance
157	A. pseudoplatanus	Many sycamore festooned with ivy
	P. avium	gean (2)
	F. excelsior	many ash and ash saplings
158	F. sylvatica	Several beech
	T. x europaea	common lime
159	B. pendula	Silver birch
	C. monogyna	hawthorn
	Quercus sp.	oak
	S. aucuparia	rowan
160	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore
	C. monogyna	hawthorn
161	B. pendula	Silver birch (5)
	F. sylvatica	many beech saplings
162	A. hippocastanum	Horse chestnut
163	P. avium	Gean (several)
	S. aucuparia	rowan
	A. pseudoplatanus	several sycamore
	F. excelsior	ash
Pass the Play Area - around the rest of open area
164	Quercus cerris	Turkey oak (big Commonwealth 60)
	T. baccata	grove of yew (5)
	I. aquifoium	holly
165	C. lawsoniana	Group of Lawson's cypress (3)
	Chamaecyparis pisifera	& Sawara cypress (3)
166	T. x europaea	Row of common lime (4)
	F. sylvatica	beech &
	T. baccata	yew
167	T. x europaea	Common lime
	Malus sp.	apple
	P. avium	group of gean (5)
168	Q. robur	Pedunculate oak
169	T. x europaea	Common lime
	Q. robur	common oak
	C. pisifera	Sawara cypress
170	T. baccata	Yew
	T. x europaea	common lime (2)
171	P. avium	Gean (7)
	T. x europaea	Common lime (2)
172	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore (big by riverside)
173	Q. robur	Common oak (big)
174	C. pisifera	Sawara cypress (6)
175	T. x europaea	Common lime
	Carpinus betulus	hornbeam (big woodpecker holes)
176	F. sylvatica	Beech
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
177	C. pisifera	Sawara cypress (3)
	F. excelsior	many ash along riverside
178	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore
	Quercus sp.	oak
	U. glabra	younger wych elm
	F. sylvatica	beech &
	C. monogyna	hawthorn
179	Q. robur	Common oak
	F. excelsior	ash with
	F. sylvatica	smaller beech
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
180	Q. robur	Common oak
	C. pisifera	Sawara cypress (2)
	C. lawsoniana	Lawson's cypress (6)
181	C. lawsoniana	Lawson's cypress (3)
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
182	F. sylvatica	Beech (2) many beech saplings
183	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore
	Q. robur	common oak
	I. aquifolium	regeneration of holly
	C. monogyna	hawthorn
	F. excelsior	ash &
	F. sylvatica	beech
184	F. sylvatica	Beech (3 big) beech regeneration
	C. betulus	hornbeam
	T. baccata	Grove of yew &
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
185	T. x europaea	Common lime (2)
	F. sylvatica	beech
186	F. excelsior	Ash
187	A. pseudoplatanus	Group of big sycamore
	T. x europaea	common lime (c. 16) &
	F. sylvatica	beech
188	Q. robur	plantation of young common oak
189	F. sylvatica	Beech (5) along boundary
	F. excelsior	many saplings of ash
189	Q. robur	much common oak
190	I. aquifolium	Regeneration of holly
	C. monogyna	hawthorn &
	F. excelsior	ash.
	Quercus sp.	Large area of oak
	S. aucuparia	rowan
	T. baccata	yew
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
	S. nigra	elder &
	Buxus sempervirens	box
191	Fraxinus excelsior f. diversifolia	Single leaved ash
192	F. sylvatica	Overgrown beech hedge
Onto the path at the corner of the high green mesh fence
192	A. hippocastanum	horse chestnut
193	F. sylvatica	Many mature beech some beech regeneration
194	B. pendula	Many tall saplings of silver birch some mature
	F. sylvatica	saplings of beech
195	Q. robur	Common oak
	F. sylvatica	many beech &
195	B. pendula	silver birch
	F. sylvatica	Many mature beech
197	Quercus petraea	Sessile oak
198	Q. robur	Common oak much regeneration of common oak &
	F. sylvatica	beech
	Corylus avellana	occasional hazel
199	F. sylvatica	Over fence: many beech saplings &
	F. excelsior	occasional ash
200	C. pisifera	Wooden post. Grove of Sawara cypress
201	C. lawsoniana	Grove of Lawson's cypress &
	C. pisifera	Sawara cypress
202	F. sylvatica	Beech
203	F. sylvatica	STAG Post No:10. Beech (4 big) beech
	F. excelsior	& ash regeneration
204	F. sylvatica	Beech (2 big)
	F. excelsior	ash (2 big)
	B. pendula	silver birch
	T. baccata	yew
205	F. sylvatica	Riverbank: Many saplings of mainly beech with
	U. glabra	wych elm
	Salix caprea	goat willow &
	F. excelsior	ash
206	F. excelsior	Many mature saplings of ash &
	F. sylvatica	beech
	C. monogyna	occasional hawthorn
	B. pendula	silver birch (big)
207	F. sylvatica	Riverbank: Mature beech (c. 5)
	C. monogyna	occasional hawthorn &
	F. excelsior	ash
208	F. sylvatica	Several young beech &
	Quercus robur	pedunculate oak
209	F. sylvatica	Several mature beech much beech regeneration
	Salix cinerea	grey sallow by path
210	F. sylvatica	Over fence: several mature beech
	A. pseudoplatanus	a few sycamore
	I. aquifolium	occasional holly regeneration
	U. glabra	wych elm
	C. monogyna	hawthorn
211	Quercus robur	Young pedunculate oak (6)
	B. pendula	many planted silver birch
212	Q. robur	Mature common oak
	F. excelsior	mature ash (damaged)
	A. pseudoplatanus	several sycamore
	F. sylvatica	regeneration of much beech &
	T. baccata.	occasional yew &
	I. aquifolium	holly
Concrete Post at Path Junction - Keep left to the Pine Wood
213	Quercus robur	Young pedunculate oak (5)
	Prunus avium	many planted gean
214	Quercus sp.	Several young oak
	F. excelsior	ash
214	S. aucuparia	rowan
	C. monogyna	hawthorn
215	T. x europaea	Avenue common lime (8 mature) many young lime
	F. sylvatica	occasional beech
216	C. monogyna	Over golf course fence: hawthorn
	F. sylvatica	beech hedge
	T. x europaea	many young lime
217	T. x europaea	Common lime (5 mature)
	Quercus sp.	oak (2 mature)
	F. sylvatica	mature beech
	T. baccata	several young yews
218	P. nigra ssp. laricio	Wood: mature Corsican pine mainly
	Picea abies	occasional mature Norway spruce &
	P. sylvestris	Scots pine
219	T. x europaea	Row of mature common lime
220	T. x europaea	Avenue of common lime
Pine Wood [or Low Wood]: Ancient Woodland Notice
221	P. nigra ssp. laricio	Corsican pine near sign (big Commonwealth 60)
222	Quercus sp.	Mixture of young oak
	Salix sp.	willow &
	B. pendula	silver birch
223	F. excelsior	Woodland: Mature ash
	A. pseudoplatanus	occasional sycamore
	T. x europaea	stool regeneration of several common lime
	B. pendula	occasional silver birch
224	T. baccata	Yew (c. 7)
	C. lawsoniana	Lawson's cypress
225	T. x europaea	Common lime (4 mature)
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
	T. baccata	yew
	C. lawsoniana	Lawson's cypress (2)
	F. sylvatica	beech (big)
226	Quercus sp.	Oak (2)
	C. monogyna	hawthorn
Follow the road back down toward the white bridge
227	T. x europaea	Row of mature common lime
228	A. hippocastanum	Horse chestnut
	Quercus sp.	oak
229	F. sylvatica	Much beech regeneration
	Quercus sp.	oak
	I. aquifolium	young holly &
	F. excelsior	young ash
230	F. excelsior	Mature ash
	T. x europaea	common lime
	F. sylvatica	beech (2)
	T. baccata	yew (2)
	I. aquifolium	holly
231	B. pendula	Silver birch (big)
	I. aquifolium	mature holly
	Quercus sp.	some oak
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
232	B. pendula	Silver birch (2 big)
	I. aquifolium	mature holly
	Quercus sp.	some oak
	T. baccata	several yew
233	T. x europaea	Common lime (2)
234	T. x europaea	Avenue of common lime
	Q. robur	Pedunculate oak
	A. hippocastanum	horse chestnut
	T. baccata	yew beneath
Backup across the grass toward the Mansion House, and go round the front
235	Q. robur	Common oak (2)
	T. x europaea	common lime in between
236	Tilia sp.	Lime (c. 8) younger than avenue
237	F. excelsior	Common ash (felled)
	Alnus glutinosa	common alder
	F. excelsior 'Pendula'	weeping ash (felled)
238	C. lawsoniana	In front of the Mansion House Lawson's cypress (big)
239	F. excelsior	Common ash & many ash saplings
240	P. sylvestris	Scots pine (big)
	C . pisifera 'Squarrosa'	Squarrosa cypress (row of 3)
	T. baccata	holly (male)
	I. aquifolium	holly
	B. pendula	silver birch
241	Populus x canadensis	Hybrid black poplar (big) sycamore (2)
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore (2)
	F. excelsior	many ash saplings
	Q. robur	natural regeneration of pedunculate oak
	F. sylvatica	beech
	U. glabra	elm &
	C. monogyna	hawthorn
	Cotoneaster	cotoneaster
242	C. lawsoniana	Playground: Lawson's cypress (2)
	T. baccata	yew (male)
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
	I. aquifolium	holly
243	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore
	A. hippocastanum	horse chestnut
244	Quercus sp.	Oak (2)
	F. sylvatica	beech (3)
	T. x europaea	common lime (2)
	T. baccata	several yew
245	F. excelsior	Common ash (2)
	F. sylvatica	beech
	I. aquifolium	holly
Up to the brick stable block and into the playground
246	Tilia x europaea.	Common lime
	A. hippocastanum	horse chestnut (2)
	B. sempervirens	several box
	T. baccata	& yew
	Quercus sp.	oak
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore (2)
	T. x europaea	N of garden entrance: common lime (part of avenue)
	F. sylvatica f. purpurea	copper beech (big)
	F. excelsior	several ash
	B. sempervirens	& box
	Cotoneaster	cotoneaster
247	A. hippocastanum	Horse chestnut (2 enclosed)
248	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore (3)
	Acer campestre	field maple (big)
	Acer platanoides	Norway maple
	F. excelsior	common ash
	Malus sp.	Apple (9 planted). By the Play area
249	I. aquifolium	Holly
	T. baccata	yew (3)
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore (tall)
250	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore (3)
	Quercus robur.	pedunculate oak (3 1 tall)
	F. excelsior	ash
	C. lawsoniana	Lawson's cypress (2 pendulous)
	Acer palmatum 'Osakazuki'	Smooth Japanese maple 'Osakazuki'
251	Cornus sericea 'Flaviramea'	Big planting of: yellow bark dogwood
	Fargesia murilae	common hardy bamboo
	Quercus sp.	several oak &
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
252	Quercus robur	Several pedunculate oak
	F. sylvatica	beech
	P. sylvestris	Scots pine
	F. excelsior	ash regeneration
253	B. pendula	Silver birch saplings (many nat. regen.)
	Q. petraea	young sessile oak
	A. platanoides	Norway maple (coppiced)
254	Quercus sp.	Oak
	Prunus lusitanica	Portugal laurel
	F. sylvatica	several beech
254	F. excelsior	ash regeneration
	A. pseudoplatanus	coppiced sycamore
	C. lawsoniana	Lawson's cypress
255	F. excelsior	Ash regeneration
	T. baccata	several yew
	C. avellana	hazel
256	A. pseudoplatanus	Many mature sycamore
	F. sylvatica	& beech
	F. excelsior	occasional mature ash
	T. baccata	scattered yew
	Quercus sp.	mature oak
258	F. sylvatica	Many mature beech
	T. x europaea	occasional common lime
259	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore (2)
	B. sempervirens	box
	P. laurocerasus	cherry laurel
	Cotoneaster	cotoneaster
	F. excelsior	ash saplings
Leave the Playground and head back down to the river past the Stables entrance
260	T. x europaea	Mature common lime
	F. excelsior	some mature ash
	Quercus sp.	oak
	F. sylvatica	beech
	B. sempervirens	box
	T. baccata	yew
261	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore (2 big)
	B. sempervirens	box
	Ruscus aculeatus	many butcher's broom
262	F. excelsior	Young woodland: many ash
	I. aquifolium	holly
	T. baccata	yew
	Juglans regia	At gate: common walnut (pollarded)
263	A. pseudoplatanus	Mature woodland: many sycamore
	F. excelsior	ash
	F. sylvatica	beech &
	S. nigra	elder understorey with ash in clearings
264	F. excelsior	Big ash &
	A. pseudoplatanus f.variegatum	variegated sycamore
265	T. x europaea	In parkland: common lime (2)
266	T. x europaea	Open parkland: scattered common lime
267	C. lawsoniana	Lawson's cypress
268	Juglans regia	Common walnut (2 planted)
269	F. excelsior	Ash (3 planted)
270	T. x europaea	Small woodland: semi-circle of many common lime
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
	F. sylvatica	beech many young beech
	F. excelsior	ash regeneration
271	Quercus robur	Pedunculate oak
272	Quercus robur	Pedunculate oak
273	T. x europaea	Row of common lime
274	Q. petraea	Many planted sessile oak &
	S. aucuparia	rowan (small trees)
	T. x europaea	occasional mature common lime
	F. excelsior	& ash
275	T. x europaea	Big common lime
	Quercus sp.	& oak
	P. sylvestris	Scots pine
	F. sylvatica	& beech
Heading up the eastern side of the river [going south] from the White Bridge
276	A. pseudoplatanus	Sycamore
276	Quercus robur	pedunculate oak (2)
	F. sylvatica	Along riverbank: beech
277	F. sylvatica	Along riverbank: row of beech saplings
	Quercus robur	several pedunculate oak
	A. pseudoplatanus	& sycamore
278	F. excelsior	Ash
	F. sylvatica	beech
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
	C. frigidus	Himalayan tree cotoneaster
	U. glabra	wych elm regeneration of elm
	C. monogyna	& hawthorn
279	Q. robur	Along riverbank: pedunculate oak (2 big)
280	Q. robur	At bridge remains: pedunculate oak (3)
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore (2)
281	Quercus sp.	Mixed woodland: scattered oak
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
	P. sylvestris	Scots pine
	F. sylvatica	beech &
	P. nigra ssp. laricio	Corsican pine;
	F. excelsior	many saplings of ash
	C. monogyna	occasional hawthorn
	S. nigra	elder
	B. pendula	silver birch
Emerging at the edge of the cemetry and following the hedge towards the top wood
282	C. monogyna	Long overgrown hedge: hawthorn
	F. excelsior	occasional ash
	Salix sp.	willow
	A. pseudoplatanus	& sycamore
	B. pendula	Coppiced silver birch
284	P. sylvestric	Mixed woodland: mainly Scots pine
	P. nigra ssp. laricio	occasional Corsican pine
	Quercus sp.	several oak
	T. baccata	occasional yew
	Picea abies	& Norway spruce
285	Quercus sp.	Woodland: Mainly oak
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
	F. excelsior	ash;
	T. baccata	occasional yew
	P. sylvestris	Scots pine
	Pseudotsuga menziesii	Douglas fir
	Populus sp.	poplar
Entering the top wood [going anti clockwise]
286	P. sylvestris	Grove of mature Scots pine;
	F. excelsior	understorey of ash
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
	P. abies	occasional Norway spruce
287	T. baccata	Grove of yew
	Quercus sp.	occasional dominant oak
288	P. sylvestris	Marker post: Scots pine (2)
	P. abies	Norway spruce
	F. excelsior	understorey of many ash saplings
289	A. pseudoplatanus	Woodland: many sycamore
	Quercus sp.	& oak
	L. decidua	mature European larch (2 mature);
	F. excelsior	understorey of ash
	P. menziesii	Douglas fir
	F. sylvatica	beech
	C. monogyna	hawthorn
290	I. aquifolium	Woodland: occasional holly
	Quercus sp.	mature oak
	B. pendula	silver birch
	P. sylvestris	Scots pine
	P. abies	Norway spruce
	P. menziesii	Douglas fir;
	F. sylvatica	understorey of beech
	F. excelsior	ash
	C. monogyna	hawthorn
291	A. pseudoplatnus	Woodland: mainly sycamore
	B. pendula	& silver birch
	P. sylvestris	occasional Scots pine;
	P. abies	understorey of Norway spruce
	F. sylvatica	beech
	I. aquifolium	occasional holly
	T. baccata	& yew
292	P. sylvestris	Woodland continued: mainly Scots pine
	L. decidua	European larch &
	P. abies	Norway spruce;
	F. excelsior	understorey of ash
	S. nigra	elder
	T. baccata	occasional yew
293	P. sylvestris	Mixed woodland: dominant Scots pine
	P. abies	& Norway spruce;
	F. excelsior	understorey of ash
	S. nigra	elder
	T. baccata	occasional yew
294	P. sylvestris	Mixed woodland: dominant Scots pine
	B. pendula	silver birch
	P. abies	occasional Norway spruce;
	F. excelsior	understorey of ash
	Cotoneaster	occasional cotoneaster
	T. baccata	yew
	P. menziesii	Douglas fir
295	Quercus sp.	Near signpost: oak (2)
296	P. sylvestris	Woodland: mainly dominant Scots pine
	P. abies	occasional Norway spruce
	A. pseudoplatanus	& sycamore
Turn north up the hill [unsignposted path] then down into the [south side of] Pine Wood
297	A. pseudoplatanus	Woodland: mainly dominant sycamore
	Quercus sp.	occasional oak;
	P. abies	localised understorey of Norway spruce
298	A. pseudoplatanus	Woodland: dominant sycamore
	Quercus sp.	occasional oak
	P. sylvestris	Scots pine
299	F. excelsior	Triangulation point: ash
300	F. excelsior	Mixed woodland: mature ash
	Quercus sp.	oak
	P. sylvestris	Scots pine;
	U. glabra	occasional wych elm
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
	I. aquifolium	& holly
301	Quercus sp.	Oak (2 big)
	F. sylvatica	beech (big);
	T. baccata	understorey: several yew
302	F. sylvatica	Many mature beech
	Quercus sp.	occasional oak
	T. baccata	yew
	I. aquifolium	& holly
303	P. abies	Norway spruce (2)
	P. nigra ssp. laricio	several mature Corsican pine
	I. aquifolium	holly (2)
	T. baccata	yew (2)
304	A. pseudoplatanus	Several sycamore;
	T. baccata	many yew below
Keep on the path to the right and follow the river bank north [downstream]
305	T. x europaea	Slope to river: Common lime
	F. sylvatica	beech
306	F. excelsior	Ash (big)
	T. baccata	yew understorey
307	P. sylvestris	Slope to river: many mature Scots pine
	P. abies	Norway spruce &
	P. nigra ssp. laricio	occasional Corsican pine
	L. decidua	European larch (tall)
	F. sylvatica	saplings of beech
	F. excelsior	& ash
308	A. pseudoplatanus	Mature sycamore (c. 4)
	T. baccata	yew understorey
309	F. excelsior	Slope to river: many young ash &
	F. sylvatica	beech
	Quercus sp.	occasional mature oak
	P. sylvestris	Scots pine &
	A. pseudoplatanus	sycamore
310	T. baccata	Grove of yew beneath a few
	A. pseudoplatanus	mature sycamore

Where to find Trees

Trees and Location Points

Trees and Points where they are found

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