Favourite trees

[David oakman]

[arbaholic]

Its got to be the beautifull oak for me! But silver birch and beech are close runners up!

[penfold]

got to be taxus baccata (yew) for me especially the really old ones like at aberglasney. if only trees could talk, the stories they could tell would be amazing i'm sure.

[skyhuck]

I like big ones with good access for the mog!!

[tommer9]

i like big ones with good access for the mog!!

 

lmfao.

[Topcat]

remember that first women to win on millionaire..for £1m what is the common name of Quercus robur....bet you can guess which is her fav

[Bundle 2]

Gonna have to go for good old common Ash- Fraxinus excelsior on the native stakes anyway-----cant let it go unmentioned and unloved , that just wouldnt be right!

I love peering into the leafed crown on a sunlit, bright day to see the complex leaves and vibrant tones & colors; the dancing and dappled light that gets through to your feet....

The wood burns green, major bonus-a beautiful white timber and grain that is straight and true...

Being a native, it is of significant conservation importance and the lifecycle idiosyncrasies keep you guessing....Yeah. its a certainly up there for me:thumbup1:

[janey]

Ooh, choices, choices.... Where to start?

 

Copper beech, Persian iron wood, Betula albosinesis (dunno the Inglish for that one ), Deodar and Paulonia are a few that spring to mind.

 

Dunno really. I think there is something positive to be said about all trees and a lot depends on their setting

[Will Ayers]

heres my favourite tree, a London Plane in Ely in the garden of a care home. its majestic size is so overwhelming, so much so that i had to do a cheesy pose

[skyhuck]

heres my favourite tree, a London Plane in Ely in the garden of a care home. its majestic size is so overwhelming, so much so that i had to do a cheesy pose

 

Nice tree!!!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Whats the access like??