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Ash is the fourth commonest tree species in Britain. (Fraximus excelsior) |
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Common beech is often seen as a feminine tree and known as the Queen Beech.(Fagus sylvatica) |
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Copper beech has purple leaves. (Fagus sylvatica var. purpurea) |
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Cypress (Chamaecyparis lawsiniana) |
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Elm (Ulmus glabra) |
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Hornbeam – native to South East England, one of the most common trees in our parks and woodlands. (Carpinus betulus) |
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Lime was commonly planted in the 17th century. (Tilia vulgaris) |
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The English oak is symbolic of new beginnings. (Quercus robur) |
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The Yewis commonly grown in churchyard, and can live for more than 1000 years. (Taxus baccata) |
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The Scot’s Pineis the only true native pine forest in Britain. (Pinus sylvestris) |
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Holly is our commonest native evergreen tree. (Ilex aquifolium) |
