The largest London plane at Barn Elms is situated in a wood. It is County Champion for its girth and stands out in height over other trees.
Barn Elms, London SW13, 2012
The London plane at Barn Elma is a true giant of the woods. When last measured, it was 35 m high and 8.23 metres in girth. It, grows near water and has probably benefited from the warmer climate in London than the planes in Cambridgeshire.
Barn Elms, London SW13, 2012
The London plane at Barn Elms was planted around 1680-85. Because the species is so recent and trees of that time are still growing, it may become significantly larger.
Barn Elms, London SW13, 2012
Chains have been attached between the tree’s main stems to guard against breakage under storm conditions.
Barn Elms, London SW13, 2012
The London plane at Barn Elms
Barn Elms, London SW13, 2012
The London plane at Barn Elms.
Barn Elms, London SW13, 2012
A wide-angle view of the London plane at Barn Elms.
Barn Elms, London SW13, 2012
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