| Survey data | |
|---|---|
| Surveyed by: Jadie Baker | Surveyed on: 11th February 2016 |
| Number of trees: 2 | |
| Tree form: Pollard | |
| Dead or alive: Alive | |
| Standing/fallen: Upright | |
| Access: Private - visible from public access (permission not required to view) | |
These trees' story
Old boundary line of trees on the downslope boundary of Warren Wood. Includes Yew, Beech, Cherry and Hornbeam. These 2 Hornbeams are adjacent in the boundary line about 2m apart.
Growing on the tree
- Lichen
- Moss
Signs of animal life
- Insect boring
Additional comments
Beautiful specimens. One old, small (1.96m) and extremely gnarly with hollowing in the base and epiphytic growth at the point where it has been pollarded. One small branch is dead with evidence of much insect boring. The other larger (2.83m), its roots splaying to make a beautiful shape as they enter the ground, covered in moss. The two similar photos taken of the line of trees show the large specimen in the foreground, one of the pictures shows the smaller hornbeam immediately to the left, half obscured, looking mossy.