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Jon Hartley

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Jon Hartley

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Evening all

 

I was doing a survey in a park north of london a couple of days ago. There was an avenue of over mature trees with deeply fissured grey bark. They are in the region of 16m tall with a spread of 16m. The main unions were all compressive in nature with significant included bark and no real reaction wood present, much like Robinia psudoacacia(no spikey nastiness though!

 

I only got these poor shots with my phone. Bark, buds and an in situ fruit on one of the topped individuals.

 

Good luck..

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