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Stonehenge - Old King Barrows

Tree ID: 5860

Yews recorded: Notable

Tree girth: No data

Girth height: No data

Tree sex: No data

Date of visit: 2009

Source of earliest mention: Peter Norton

Notes:

Yews may have been planted in the latter part of the 18th century when the barrows were included in the landscape design of the Antrobus Estate. Near a small copse known as Old King Barrows are found about a dozen yews growing near two burial mounds. At least two have been blown over, one of which continues to grow with its root structure still firmly embedded in the ground.
The largest girths recorded were 10’ at about 1’.

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Yew trees at Stonehenge - Old King Barrows:

Tree ID Location Photo Yews recorded Girth
5860 Stonehenge - Old King Barrows Images Currently Unavailable Notable No data available - view more info