Located just outside the Memorial Garden, the Plane Tree has distinctive bulbous bark and impressive wide trunks. At least three were planted around the city in the early 1800s, and all together seven similar trees can be found around Canterbury.

Here 4 trees are described on the estate of the cathedral in Canterbury (county of Kent). The trees

2023年9月9日 · Autumn arrives in spectacular fashion at Penshurst Place, where the many varieties of apple and crab apple trees show off their fruit, vibrant hips form on many of the roses, and intricate seedheads are just as photogenic as their floral predecessors.

2024年9月21日 · Canterbury has recently been named one of the "best places to go in autumn in the UK" by Conde Nast Traveller - and it's easy to see why. In autumn, the city's historic architecture is...

CANTERBURY TREE AND WOODLAND STRATEGY Part 1 – About this Strategy Why does Canterbury District Need a Tree, Woodland and Hedgerow Strategy? This strategy assesses the resource of trees,...

Discover our stained glass secrets on an autumn tour and uncover the hidden gems in our gardens on a summer tour. Our exhibitions change regularly, and with one-off events ranging from lectures to recital performances, you can be assured of …

2017年5月8日 · The "baobab" plane trees that can be found dotted around the city of Canterbury are distinctive as a result of their bulbous, knobbly trunks. These trees may be a clone of the London plane, but have also been referred to as Oriental planes in the past and some confusion remains as to what to call them.

Canterbury Cathedral in autumn, just before sunrise, viewed from a few miles away at The Kent and Canterbury University and framed through the trees. From wiki...Canterbury Cathedral in Canterbury, Kent, is one of the oldest and most famous Christian structures in England.

2019年8月21日 · There are seven unique trees dotted across Canterbury's Cathedral City, which form the shape of a crucifix.

This page contains specific information about Cucumbertree (Magnolia acuminata) '13260', which can be found on the estate of the cathedral in Canterbury (county of Kent). 1 / This tree is some 40 m north of the famous oriental plane.