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Langley Park

Tree ID: 559

Yews recorded: Ancient 7m+

Tree girth: 704cm

Girth height: No data

Tree sex: female

Date of visit: 8/9/2013

Source of earliest mention: No data

Notes:

February 1999 – Tim Hills: The most significant yew here is a shapely fragmented yew surrounded by younger trees which have layered from it. Girth of 22′ 4” (681cm) at the ground recorded.
2013 – Peter Norton: The fragmented female has branch layered with six successful young trees of which the largest was 6′ 11” in girth. Two of these have layered for a second time, and since nobody has ‘tidied up’, the living link to the parent tree is quite visible. Girth incorporating both ground and root crown was 23′ 1” (704cm).

Tree ID	Location	Yews recorded	Girth
559	Langley Park	Ancient 7m+	704cm - view more info
560	Langley Park	Ancient 5m-7m	554cm at root crown - view more info
7111	Langley Park	Notable	368cm at root crown - view more info
7112	Langley Park	Notable	335cm at 45cm - view more info
7114	Langley Park	Notable	320cm at root crown - view more info

Langley Park

Yew trees at Langley Park: