heritage tree in Edinburgh
The General Sherman Tree is a giant sequoia (Sequoiadendron giganteum) located in California’s Sequoia National Park. It is widely considered the largest tree in the world by volume, standing about 275 feet (84 meters) tall and estimated to be over 2,000 years old. With a trunk volume of more than 52,000 cubic feet, the General Sherman is a living monument to nature's grandeur and resilience. Despite not being the tallest or widest tree, its immense mass makes it a global symbol of the awe-inspiring power of the natural world.
Painted Buckeye
Tree survey Croftamie
south queensferry
South queensferry
Mortonhall
Ash in Dunfermline
Haddington
The photograph depicts trees near Cameron Toll, a shopping area in Edinburgh. It features a mix of mature broadleaf and evergreen tree. This vegetation enhances aesthetics, air quality, and habitats, emphasizing the significance of trees in urban environments.
edinburgh sycamore
Lauder
The Dunfermline Oak is a historic tree in Dunfermline, Scotland, unfortunately it is in significnt structural and physiological condition
Dundee Ash
colinton
Broughton
Eckford
Dick Institute
Milnathort Chestnet
fly agaric Callander
The Dollar Pine
Beech tree Tweedbank
Gleneagles Oak
Redhall Sycamore
Lunch at Barnton
Wildlife hotel in callander
oak leaf
Beech with Wet feet in lanark
Hope Terrace Cedar
Maple in the grange edinburgh
Birdbox
texture
Sweet Chestnut Joppa
Early cellular confinement system
Peebles beech
bit of fungus dalmeny
neighbours
Arwin Aftermath
mill lade selkirk
willow Bailliston
lonely oak
urban oak pennywell
Loch Lomond
More from Loch Lomond
Chilly in Rannoch
elm at blackhall
sunny Roslin
Drummond Ash
Cherry in Crieff
Tree in the Grange, Edinburgh