Trees to see before you die

[Taupotreeman]

Bradgate Park; now that brings back memories. They have some beautiful old Oaks there. Any pictures?

 

Tane Mahuta over this side of the world but there are heaps more examples.

[woody1]

I'd love to see a money tree

 

Think my dad had one of those, he always used to say 'where do you think it comes from.....the money tree!' I dont think he pruned his one very well though, it never fruited!

[TRADITIONAL LOGGERS]

Westonbirt looks like a place I should go to. Seen it on BBC 1 Country Tracks.

[the crafty weasel]

Westonbirt looks like a place I should go to. Seen it on BBC 1 Country Tracks.

 

Westonbirt is a gorgeous place, the 2000 year old lime is well worth seeing

[slimjimvw]

10 Most Magnificent Trees in the World.

 

Some amazing ones here.

[woody1]

Yeah Westonbirt is a grand place The acers there are fantastic! Great place to take the dog for a walk I think the entry fee is over the top though considering it FC

[mdvaden]

this will give you an idea of what Staverton is about........ http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/picture-forum/17465-staverton.html

 

Nice pics. The old silvery stump was pretty cool too.

 

Certainly I'll suggest the coast redwoods. I've talked to quite a few forest enthusiasts who have seen both the Giant Sequoia and Coast Redwoods, and I come away with the comments that the Coast Redwoods, as a forest, are the more outstanding experience. Hard to compare though. And if someone traveled to the USA from overseas, the Giant Sequoia and Coast Redwood would almost have to become merged together in one trip, if the visitor was not sure they would return.

 

The Olympic National Park is a unique forest experience too. Not sure if I'd travel overseas to see just that one alone, but definitely combined with Coast Redwood, Giant Sequoia, or, some British Columbia forest.

Edited February 6, 2011 by mdvaden

[PBee]

 

 

Eucalyptus deglupta (rainbow eucalyptus)

 

Has any one seen one of these, seems almost unbelievable

 

I would love to know where I can see one in England If they can be grown here

[Old Mill Tree Care]

Where is Staverton Park? Looks awesome but I googled and got a strange place.

[David Humphries]

Where is Staverton Park? Looks awesome but I googled and got a strange place.

 

 

Near Woodbridge in Suffolk.

 

 

Private access.

 

 

 

 

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