Broadleaves Collection

Tilia x europaea, Lime tree

Alnus glutinosa, Common Alder tree

Ulmus procera, English Elm tree

Hereford HR9 7 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Hereford HR9 7

Betula pendula, Silver Birch tree

Ficus sp. Strangler Fig, wrapped around trunk of host tree

Morus alba, White Mulberry, leafy tree with a short thick trunk

Arbutus unedo, Strawberry Tree

Castanea sativa, Spanish Chestnut or Sweet Chestnut tree

Pods hanging from branches of Ceiba pentandra, Kapok Tree

Acacia sieberiana, Paperbark Thorn tree with light brown bark and leafy crown

Cercis siliquastrum, Judas Tree, profusion of pink flowers growing directly from trunk and branches

Quercus Robar, Common Oak tree

Cinnamomum verum, Cinnamon stalk with flowers and buds

Syzygium aromaticum, Clove, sprig with flowerheads

Ficus carica, Common Fig, showing bushy growth of serrated leaves

Myristica fragrans, Nutmeg and Mace leaves and fruit at three different stages of ripeness

Malus sylvestris var. domestica, cluster of golden apples growing on tree, low angle view

Prunus domestica, Damsons, growing on tree

Pod and beans from Carob Tree

China, Jilin, Changbai Shan or Ever-white Mountains, betula platyphylla, Asian White Birch forest, low angle view

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"Broadleaves: A Diverse Tapestry of Nature's Beauty" Step into the enchanting world of broadleaves, where a multitude of majestic trees awaits. From the graceful Tilia x europaea, commonly known as the Lime tree, to the elegant Alnus glutinosa, or Common Alder tree, each species offers its unique charm. In Hereford HR9 7 Map, discover the towering Ulmus procera, also called English Elm tree. Its spreading branches provide shade and shelter for countless creatures. Nearby stands a Ficus sp. , known as Strangler Fig, its roots wrapped around the trunk of a host tree in an intricate embrace. A Morus alba catches your eye with its leafy canopy and short thick trunk - it is none other than the White Mulberry tree. As you continue your journey through this arboreal wonderland, you stumble upon Arbutus unedo – the Strawberry Tree – adorned with vibrant red fruits that resemble strawberries. The Betula pendula beckons with its slender elegance; this Silver Birch tree adds grace to any landscape it graces. And there stands Castanea sativa - Spanish Chestnut or Sweet Chestnut tree - bearing delicious nuts that have been enjoyed for centuries. Look up and marvel at pods hanging from branches of Ceiba pentandra – Kapok Tree – nature's own ornaments swaying gently in the breeze. The Acacia sieberiana captures attention with its light brown bark and leafy crown; this Paperbark Thorn tree exudes both beauty and resilience. Finally, witness Cercis siliquastrum - Judas Tree - boasting a profusion of pink flowers growing directly from trunk and branches like nature's artwork come alive. Broadleaves offer us not only visual delight but also ecological significance by providing habitats for wildlife while purifying our air. Let us cherish these magnificent trees that paint our landscapes with their vibrant hues and remind us of the wonders of nature.