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Common Yew – 2464

Survey data
Surveyed by: Alan BashfordSurveyed on: 10th September 2015
Number of trees: 1
Girth: 4m (measured at 1.5m)
Tree form: Maiden
Dead or alive: Alive
Standing/fallen: Upright
Access: Public - open access (e.g. public park, churchyard, etc)

Growing on the tree

  • Nothing

Additional comments

Single yew tree measured above the heritage tree girth, representative of the rare and extensive yew tree wood at Boxley Warren which has protected status because of its rarity. It is impossible to count the total number, probably in the hundreds. Very impressive and rather spooky in lines along the edge of an ancient ‘hollow way’.

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