Stock Photo: Old And Wonderful Cedrus Or Cedar Trees In The Richmond Park Which Is A Natural Reserve In London United Kingdom England
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The oldest, largest and most noticeable inhabitants of Richmond Park are its trees. Richmond Park is a leading UK site for ancient trees, particularly oaks, which have great historic and ecological importance. We have about 1,200 ancient trees, some of which pre-date the park`s enclosure. The old English Oaks were traditionally managed by pollarding - a way of cutting back the crown of the tree above the reach of the deer to stimulate the growth of foliage and timber for harvesting.
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