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Giant Sequoia – 1334

Survey data
Surveyed by: Ronnie SteedSurveyed on: 1st August 2014
Number of trees: 1
Girth: 6.802m (measured at 1.5m)
Tree form: Maiden
Dead or alive: Alive
Standing/fallen: Upright
Access: Private - no access information recorded

This tree's story

This tree forms part of Fredville Park at Nonington, Kent being approximately 100 hectares of parkland and woodland featuring a multitude of ancient trees that includes ‘The Majesty Oak’, ‘The Stately Oak’ and ‘The Beauty Oak’ as well as many other ancient or historical trees.

Growing on the tree

  • Ivy

Signs of animal life

  • Bird nesting
  • snail trails, spider webs

Additional comments

Impressive, makes you take several steps back to take it all in. Heavy deadwood, nitirfication (bird droppings)

Location

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