Yews in the Diocese of Canterbury

Approximately 40 sites are identified in the Canterbury diocese with ancient or veteran yews. There are only eight English churchyards that can still boast 4 or more ancient or veteran yews. Six of these are in Kent - at Elmsted, Kennington, Molash, Ulcombe, Waldershare Park and Waltham.

Badlesmere   40kb                 
Barfrestone   50kb         
Boxley   110kb               
Broomfield   80kb
Buckland-in-Dover  920kb     
Challock   150kb          
Detling   50kb                
Eastling   90kb 
Egerton   100kb                        
Elmsted   280kb                
Godmersham  80kb      
Harrietsham   250kb
Kennington   350kb                
Leaveland   130kb       
Leeds   370kb                
Little Chart    115kb  
Loose   105kb                           
Molash   880kb              
Newington by Hythe   95kb
Nackington   35kb                 
Nonington  150kb         
Norton Court  105kb      
Petham   125kb         
Ringwould   250kb                  
Ripple  95kb                  
Rolvenden 120kb               
Sellindge  180kb                       
Selling   105kb                          
Sholden  65kb             
Stalisfield   110kb           
Stelling   105kb       
Stockbury  70kb                       
Stowting  295kb           
Thanington   110kb          
Thurnham   55kb      
Tilmanstone   120kb               
Tunstall   65kb                   
Ulcombe  540kb                   
Upper Hardres   200kb        
Waldershare Park  520kb                                         
Walmer  135kb                    
Waltham  540kb