Trees A - L
Robina pseudoacacia
On the north side of Moat Island
Acer campestre
Behind the Barefot memorial in front of the Tudor Barn and several specimens in the bank of trees alongside the motorway on the old putting green.
On the east wall of the walled garden
This evergreen is grown mainly for its long catkins, displayed over winter, hence its alternative name, the silk tassel bush. The largest specimen in the Pleasaunce is to the east of the walled garden.
Ginkgo Biloba
There are three large trees of this type; one by the entrance in Kidbrooke Lane and the other two in the woodland glen. It is one of the world's most ancient trees; also individual specimens can live up to 2,500 years
Koelreuteria paniculata
Towards the south side of the walled garden, near the steps to the Italian garden.
Quercus ilex
Two specimens at the entrance from the Co-op gates
Aesculus hippocastanum
Two specimens, both adjacent to the toilet block
Catalpa bignoides
Immediately to the west of the Indian Horse Chestnut
Aesculus indica
In the woodland glen
Malus floribunda
In the walled garden, on both the east and west sides.
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