New discoveries

A great example of a churchyard yew in Berkshire...

Certainly not the biggest ancient tree you will come across, but that makes it all the more unusual...

The first hawthorn to feature on the hallowed pages of TOTM...

Christened by the ATH team following a weekend out at Blenheim Palace...

One of an avenue of sweet chestnuts with Spanish origins...

This mighty ash is a great example of a fallen tree which still provides a great habitat...

One of the biggest sessile oaks recorded in the whole of the UK

A bit of a historical tree this week, it can be seen guarding an Iron Age fort..

Supposedly planted to mark the route of Edward II's funeral cortege...

Quite possibly the smallest girthed ancient tree ever featured as a tree of the moment...

'Crowley's veteran tree' says the sign. We say ancient...

This fabulous hollowed oak was discovered out on a walk in the Moors of Yorkshire. Just the way we like them to be found...

A hidden gem, high on the hillsides of windswept Scotland

Why it's called the Druid's Oak we don't know, but it seems like a suitably evocative name for a tree with such history...

The biggest beech tree on record. Did Winnie The Pooh visit this one?

To coin a phrase, 'probably the best ash in Britain'...or at least the biggest...

This sweet chestnut has been recognised with not one but two plaques to celebrate its significance..

A fabulous oak tree on land which has been documented for almost a millennium...

2008's first tree of the moment is a monster! And it's Irish..

2007's final tree of the moment is a species we haven't featured even once this year

Another magnificent oak hidden away amongst the hustle and bustle of an urban area...

Sherwood Forest needs your support!

An elm tree. In Britain. And it's alive! Sort of...

One of the largest Pedunculate oaks in the country! And also one with a mystery...

This tree is one of a group of seven reputedly planted by John Evelyn who was a well known horticulturalist and arborealist at Warley Place an Essex

This truly ancient oak is one of the largest outside of a parkland landscape in Powys

TROBI declares this white poplar as the ATH's first champion find

This Wych elm has survived Dutch elm disease

The Wokingham Veteran Tree Association discover a piece of history in waitrose car park

Discover the tree under which the legendary Neil Gow composed much of his music

The first of our highlighted treasures from Northern Ireland

Known as "The Dickens oak" this is a well known landmark in Chigwell.

Discover more about the judicial past of this ancient oak in Kent...

One of the Lake District's many special trees

A forgotten treasure in an urban park

Learn about the unique tale of the Cow Bridge ash...

One of Herefordshire's most famous trees

Is this our youngest tree hunter?

A tree that dominates the landscapes of Shropshire

The most recent 'Tree of the Moment' was recorded by a member of Woodland Trust staff...

Believed to be over 1,000 years old, the Bowthorpe Oak's hollow trunk has been used for parties in the past, and it is rumoured that at one point over 39 people stood within it.

A beech coppard that is reputedly 1000 years old is our 'Tree of the Moment'...

The white leaved oak in Herefordshire, a tree so awe inspiring, it has its own visitors book

An orchard apple cultivar called 'Loddington' at Sulgrave Manor, Northants.

This tree was spotted at the theatre in Stratford...

The facts behind the folklore of Bradgate Park.

The most popular tree in the United Kingdom?

The Woodland Trust Scotland celebrates Ancient Trees.

The 'druid' tree.