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Dual purpose trees

Last Updated on Sunday, 04 December 2011 21:20

The Woodland Trust has published their royal record of tree planting online. The record shows that 29 red twigged limes (Tilia Platyphyllos Corallina) were planted on the common and a maple (Acer Negundo Albo Variegatum) in St Margarets Churchyard.
These trees were  presented and planted by members and friends of Tylers Green and Penn branch of the Royal British Legion  in 1937 for a dual purpose: to commemorate the 30 men whose names appear on the war memorial and to celebrate the coronation of King George VI.

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