Markstakes Common Notable Trees 2022/2023 

NoDescriptionImages Original photo 
1Ash3 stemmed 302cm @1.2m 
Lichens and mosses. On western boundary adjacent to Furzeley Farm. 
TQ3972018321 







BeechMaiden486cm @ 1.3M 
Lichens and mosses. Decaying wood in crown, on ground, hollowing branches, holes and water pockets. Easily visible from the footpath.
TQ3974918257


3HornbeamMaiden233 @ 1.3m 
Lichens and mosses. Decaying wood on ground, hollowing branches, holes and water pockets. 
TQ3966718262 




4Beech233 @ 1.33m 
Lichens and mosses. Holes and water pockets. 
TQ3970018253 


5HornbeamPollard 400 @ 1.5m 
Lichens and mosses. Decaying wood in crown, on ground. Hollowing trunk, Holes and water pockets.



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6BeechWith Hornbeam companion 
356 @ 1.5m 
Right on the path heading south
TQ3968818199 

Lichens and mosses. Decaying wood on ground, hollowing branches, holes and water pockets. Growing with a partly dead hornbeam companion. 



Beech2 Stemmed340 @ 0.6m158 & 246 @ 1.5m 
Left on the path heading south 
Fell 5 years ago or more ? 
Lichens and mosses. Decaying wood in crown, hollowing branches, holes and water pockets. Twin stems but one broken @ c. 2m and decaying with old bracket fungus. 
TQ3970718172 







8Hornbeam3 Stemmed340 @ 0.6m158 & 246 stems at 1.5m 
Lichens and mosses, decaying wood and holes and water pockets. 
TQ3970718172 







9BeechMaiden 309 @ 1.5m 
Broken, fallen, part trunk remain alive 
Saturday 7 Jan 2023
Lichens and mosses, decaying wood on ground, hollowing branches, holes and water pockets 
TQ3977918194 

10Beech2-stemmed 613 @ 0.81mStems 340, 214 @1.5m 
Lichens and mosses, decaying wood on ground, hollowing branches, holes and water pockets. Growing with young companion oak and young holly. 
TQ2977918194 



11Oak2-Stemmed 

12 BeechPollard356 @ 1.5m 
Lichens and mosses, hollowing, holes and water pockets. Growing with companion oak. 
TQ3980518139 




13 Oak Pollard405 @ 0.96m
Features associated with ancient trees.
TQ 39882 18197 




14Oak2 stemmed433 @ 0.65mStems 215, 212 @ 1.5m 
Ancient 
TQ 39952 18206 (+/− 7 m)



15Silver BirchTQ 39956 18218 (+/− 201 m)
16BeechMaiden?
17Beech Maiden
18BeechMulti-stemmed 
19BeechMulti-stemmed 
20BeechMaiden 
Bits now broken off with branches of fallen beech and huge polypore




21Beech Maiden
22HornbeamPollard
23HornbeamFallen surviving 
24 Ash Old coppice/laid 
25HornbeamOld coppice/laid
337 @ 0.65m 
On the boundary bank. Lichens and mosses. Hollowing branches, holes and water pockets. 

26OakOld Coppice/laid460 @ 0.3m 
On the boundary bank. Surrounded by holly, Lichens and mosses. Decaying wood in the crown. 


27HornbeamOld Coppice
100 @ 1.0m 
On the bank of the stream. 

28 HornbeamOld Coppice3 Stems 240 at 0.3m3 stems 
Moss and lichens 

29HornbeamOld Coppice Five-stemmed 
TQ 38486 18216 (+/− 4325 m)E 538486, N 118216 (+/− 4325 m)
Visited 15 Feb 2023 4:20pm 
30BeechOld coppice?
One stem now long fallen and decaying 
31BeechMaiden with companion oak 
32HornbeamPollard 
33HornbeamCoppice 
7 Jan 23 
Beside the footpath. decaying wood in crown, hollowing branches, holes and water pockets, lichens, and moss. 



34 Silver BirchMaiden 
Beside footpath. Decaying wood in crown. Lichens and moss. 
TQ 39977 18139 (+/− 8 m)
NOTE: Now dead. Standing decaying trunk. 


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