Doddington

July 2002 – Tim Hills: The lost yew, described in 1719 as having growing out of its body ‘a dozen, or more, of the large arms of a poplar tree; whose spreading branches compose almost all the lower part of this oddly double tree; the yew appearing above in the upper part of it; so it hath a body and top of yew; but most of the lower and middle branches are of the white poplar’.