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 The Moot Garden Yews, Downton
by Peter Norton
Yews of Old King Barrows, Stonehenge
by Peter Norton
Yews of Blackmoor Copse, Wiltshire
by Peter Norton
Old Wardour Castle Yews, Wiltshire
by Peter Norton
A Living Legend
The history and Mythology of the Fortingall Yew
by Allen Meredith
The Yew Trees of Great Britain and Ireland by John Lowe – published in 1897
Tim Hills compares photos of yews taken in the latter years of the 19th century and the first decade of the 21st century.
The Yews of Boughton Monchelsea
by Cliff Hansford
The Fountains Abbey Yews
by Tim Hills
The Craigends Yew Grove in Renfrewshire
by Bryan Bowes
Yorkshire Yews
by EA Pretty
Yew Trees of the lost church and manor of Monketon
by Cliff Hansford
The Yew collection at Elvaston Castle
Churchyard Yew Trees in the Bourne Area
Gwyneth Fookes revisits the yews in 16 churchyards recorded in Straker’s 1880 survey.
© The Bourne Society
From Flora of Cardiganshire (a draft)
by A.O. Chater May 2008
Yew Trees in the Scottish Highlands
by Andy Moffat
Ode to an Old Soul
by Charlotte Smith
The Ancient Yews of Cranborne Chase
by Peter Andrews
Berkshire's Churchyard Yews(PDF 700KBs)
Linda Carter considers the status of Berkshire's ancient yews amongst their younger counterparts
The
Kynaston Yew – survivor
of a landslide in 1575
Compiled by Tim Hills
The
Yews of Ashampstead Common, Berkshire
by Dick Greenaway MBE
Ancient Yew
in Upland and Cliff Habitats in the UK - New Research
by Paul Greenwood
Yew
Tree Cottage; the yew in local place names
By Russell Cleaver
A study
of the lichens on some yews in eastern Devon
by B.Benfield
The
Medieval Yews of John of Gaunt’s Deer Park and the surrounding
area
By Peter Andrews
THE
ANCIENT YEWS OF BRITAIN – OUR NEGLECTED
HERITAGE
By Fiona Anderson
YEW Taxus A
chapter from The Living Wisdom of Trees
by Fred Hageneder
Stunted
yew and Taxus baccata considerata
Poetry by John Burman
The
Beltingham Yews, Northumberland, One of the most
essential sites in the whole UK
by Paul Greenwood
Boundary
and marker yews on the Hampshire/Dorset border
by Peter Andrews
The Origin
and Source of Taxol
by Allen Meredith
Trees
in mythology, legend, symbolism and religion
By Tim Partridge
Ancient
Yew trees in the Doncaster Landscape
by Colin Howes
Rare
Ganoderma carnosa found on yew at Mote Park, Maidstone
By Steve Smith
The
Marquis of Montrose's yew - a false legend
by Colin McLeod
A
tribute to Percy Morgan – for his contribution
to yew data collection
by Tim Hills
Discovering
yew sites in Derbyshire
by Tim Hills
William
Wallace's Yew
by Paul Greenwood
Research
Paper - Iona:Origins of a Druid Island
By Allen Meredith
In
Defence of Younger Yews
by Paul Greenwood
St.Columba’s
Yew, Bernera – a Miracle of Yew Regeneration
by Paul Greenwood
Death
by Pollarding
by Toby Hindson
Ancient
Yews of Hampshire Revised Jan 2004
by Russell Cleaver
The
Harlington Yew
Based on a chapter from “Harlington and Harmondsworth: A
History and Guide” by Philip Sherwood. Tempus Publishing
2002. |
