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Exmouth, Devon, England, UK EU
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Exmouth Tree Project retweeted
Save the date 💚 🌳🌲🍂🍁🍄🟫 Guided tree walk in Phear Park, Sunday 25th October from 11.00 am.
Meet outside the cafe (which won't be open).
No need to book, but an idea of numbers would be useful 🙏
Photo: 3 leaves from the Tulip Tree, collected on the same day, October 2021.
Tree of the Month for Oct' 26: Wild Service Tree, but do we have any in Exmouth? That’s where YOU come in 🧐
Its leaves are glossy green and can look like plane / maple, but the lower lobes are quite distinct to the upper ones. Fruit look like large reddish brown rowan berries.
Save the date 💚 🌳🌲🍂🍁🍄🟫 Guided tree walk in Phear Park, Sunday 25th October from 11.00 am.
Meet outside the cafe (which won't be open).
No need to book, but an idea of numbers would be useful 🙏
Photo: 3 leaves from the Tulip Tree, collected on the same day, October 2021.
Tree of the Month, Sep' 26: Orange-berried Whitebeam (Sorbus croceocarpa?). Nobody seems entirely sure of this species' origin, but this specimen on Summer Lane was almost certainly ‘planted’ by a bird🕊️💩 Record was first spotted in “A New Flora of Devon” see links below or FB
Exmouth Tree Project retweeted
Happy World #Rainforest Day, from the British #Lichen Society. Join @aprilwindle to explore an amazing site in Devon and discover some of the interesting #lichen species that make these sites so special. Full video can be found here: youtu.be/IAzNJ2ow5Ts #worldrainforestday
Tree of the Month, May 2026: flowering now, an Indian Horse-chestnut (Aesculus indica?) on Seymour Close.
From the Himalaya, flowering about a month later than our common horse chestnut, this species provides some extra food for pollinators during late-spring.
Tree Bumblebees? – at Exmouth, England
For #ThickTrunkTuesday - the largest recorded Lucombe Oak in the UK. Re-measured this week: 8.63m girth at 1.5m.
Planted c. 1798, Phear Park, Exmouth.
Quercus x hispanica 'Lucombeana', AKA Quercus × crenata 'Lucombeana' or 'William Lucombe'. More info: treesandshrubsonline.org/art… – at Exmouth, England
Tree of the Month for Dec' '25: Swamp Cypress (Taxodium distichum). Native to the Southeastern United States. Our little swamp cypress is located in Phear Park, just before the dog paddock, on the right as you are heading up the service road to the cafe. More info on FB ↘️ – at Exmouth, England
facebook.com/ExmouthTreeProj… – at Exmouth, England
Tree of the Month for November 2025 - the "hungry" lime on Foxholes Hill*. Also a word of the year too “edaphoecotropism”. This is when a tree grows around or engulfs a foreign object - such as this old iron railing.
*Probably Common Lime (Tilia x europaea).
#edaphoecotropism – at Exmouth, England
Tree* of the Month for October 2025: Himalayan strawberry-tree 🍓🌳 (Cornus capitata) in the triangle planting between the subway ramp & The Strand pub. Look out for its creamy white, four-petalled flowers around June.
Thanks to PP for the tip-off & GB for the ID *tree or shrub? – at Exmouth, England
Thanks for doing this article @KevinJRawlinson 💚🌳 - would you be able to open up the online comments option on it? theguardian.com/environment/… – at Exmouth, England
From the owners💚🌳 "Calling All Tree Huggers! We are holding a DEMO to save our mature oak tree at 115 St Johns Road EX8 4EH, 11 am Wednesday 16th July, in the shade under the mighty canopy. More info on Facebook Event: facebook.com/events/11721051… and here: planning.eastdevon.gov.uk/on… – at Exmouth, England
And an update on the St Johns Road Oak 💚🌳: homeowner and allies vs. insurance company, loss adjuster, etc💚🌳 – at Exmouth, England
Exmouth Green Drinks, tonight, Tuesday 1st July, at The Railway Club from 7:30pm greendrinks.org/Devon/Exmout…
Exmouth Tree Project retweeted
🧵OUR FAMOUS PLANE TREE IS UNDER THREAT AGAIN. Please respond to consultation by JUNE 17.
ANYONE can object.
See our website haringeytreeprotectors.co.uk for key points to make, a template to adapt & links.
If this street TREE is FELLED, all TREES can be FELLED.
Instructions below:






































