Public - partial access (e.g. next to footpath or road)
Entrance to Marryatt Gardens on Manadon Drive/Pepys Place, Manadon, Plymouth.
On roadside.
Nice full crown, no apparent diseases, some hollows but not much dead wood. Tree has been supported by council with branches tied up.

Public - partial access (e.g. next to footpath or road)
Ramsey Gardens (near no.'s 1-29) off Aberdeen Avenue, Manadon, Plymouth.
On roadside.
2 types of gill mushrooms and 1 type of spore mushroom growing on tree roots.
Epicormic growth starting, dead wood in crown and top of trunk.

Hartley pleasure grounds, Higher Compton, Plymouth.
Alongside fence adjacent to church behind disabled toilets.
Leaves look healthy. Twin stem. Lots of epicormic growth, dead wood in trunk, hollows.

Junction of Miller Way and Novorossisk Road
Dead tree - lots of dead wood being used by invertebrates and lots of hollows
Dead tree so can't really age using this formulae

Public - partial access (e.g. next to footpath or road)
On boundary of Bircham valley nature reserve, Plymouth.
On Blunts lane on bridge over stream. Difficult to get to as growing out of wall.
1 small white gill mushroom, 1 small white grey gill mushroom, 1 bracket fungi
2 lichens, polypody, moss, hart's tongue fern, grasses.
twin stem growing into wall on bridge. Lots of epiphytes, lots of dead wood branches and dead wood lying around the tree.

Alongside lane that links up Culver Close to Bromhead Court
Wasps nest. Small holes in deadwood - possibly beetles
3 stems joined together (1.5m, 1.38m, 1.5m)- think it could be an old laid hedge. Middlestem is the widest with a large hollow which unfortunately has been used as a dustbin and burnt. Otherwise tree in good condition with healthy crown.

Further down lane that links up Culver Close to Bromhead Court
Old pollard. Lots of leaf galls. Possible virus or some kind of disease in leaves as look like might be prematurely senescing.

80M from Widey Lane in North part of woods
Abundant leaf galls - 2 types including Knopper gall
Lots of big hollows at base of tree and on branches, Lots of epicormic growth, lots of dead wood on ground around tree, crown starging to retrench, some big branches in canopy broken off. Wood make good habitat for birds/bats. Leaves in good condition.

100M from Widey Lane in South part of woods
Massive hollow at base of tree - must be hollow all the way up inside. Huge tree with lots of lovely branches. In good conditionh, nice rounded crown, leaves in good condition. No gllas on leaves.

10M from Widey Lane in South part of woods
Hollows where branches have broken off and dead wood on floor around tree.

By entrance to graveyard in St Pancras Churchyard, Pennycross, Plymouth
Good condition. 2 Stems arising from the base but intertwined around each other.

By entrance to graveyard in St Pancras Churchyard, Pennycross, Plymouth

In grave yard on opposite side of road to church
Good condition. Some dead branches. Some hollows.

In grave yard on opposite side of road to church
Lots of dead branches, stag-horns, no obvious hollows. On old hedgebank.

In grave yard on opposite side of road to church
beetles holes in dead wood, galls in leaves and on branches.
Lots of dead branches, stag horns, crown retrenching. Tree fallen over from old hedge bank but still growing at end.

On Ham Green opposite shops
lots of leaf galls and also knopler gall.
Good Healthy, retrenching on one side. Difficult to measure due to epicormic growth.

On Ham Green opposite shops
Healthy, in good condition not sure why multi-stem unless was laid in past as hedge.

Private - not visible from public access (permission required to view)
Alongside path up from entrance to Wood to West.
Epicormic growth, possible disease in leaves but otherwise healthy. Hollows but no dead wood.

Private - not visible from public access (permission required to view)
Up from gate next to firepit
Hollows and dead wood present. Generally good condition.

Private - not visible from public access (permission required to view)
Far East of Woods
Good condition, no diseases. Hollows present in fork of tree. Some 'stag-horn' branches. Veteran characteristics.

On edge of clearing
lots of leaf galls and also knopler galls.
Completely hollowed trunk and lots of dead wood exposed. Vandalised by fire 2 years ago. Veteran characterstics.

On edge of clearing
lots of leaf galls and also knopler galls.
Leaves and crown healthy. Not much dead wood in branches but main trunk has lots of dead wood. Hollows present.Veteran characteristics.

On edge of clearing
lots of leaf galls and also knopler galls.
Good condition. Healthy leves, lots of hollows good for bats/birds. Some dead wood in stem but no hollows in lower trunk.Veteran characteristics.

Ivertebrate holes in wood, lots of leaf galls and knopler galls.
Dead wood in main trunk, epicormic growth, crown retrenching, leaves not in good condition - disease?

Alongside public footpath
Plant galls. Some leaf stripping on lower crown.
Die-back in crown (could have been caused by drought earlier in the year?) but growth in lower tree. Limb has torn out and created hollows.

Alongside public footpath
Bracket fungi (Rigidoporous ulmarius) 30cm above ground

On edge of creek (tributary of Tamar) alongside public footpath
Abundant mosses and lichens, lords and ladies, polypody.
This fallen tree is a little ecosystem in it's own right. It is hollow at the base and sending new routes back towards the bank. Girth measurement made where roots meet the bank. It has 'laid' itself and the regrowth on the side of the tree is up to 12M.

Alongside public footpath
This is a twin stem tree with a main stem and fallen stem. This measurement is for the main stem.

This is a twin stem tree with a main stem and fallen stem. This measurement is for the fallen stem.

Private - visible from public access (permission not required to view)
On Devon hedge-bank alonsgside track
Tree in good condition. Hollows.Tree sloping but measured on upperside because on a hedgerow.
Poss removal of hedge - has happened nearby

By entrance to the nature reserve opposite Milford Court.
Tree in good condition. Cleeves but no hollows.

Alongside trail about 100m into the nature reserve.
Good condition. Some branches broken off with hollows, Woodpecker holes.

Alongside trail about 200m into the nature reserve.

Alongside trail about 200m into the nature reserve.
Lots of stags horn in crown, dead wood broken off and lying on ground nearby.

In front of church
Invertebrate holes in dead wood, spiders.
Lovely old tree. Records back to 1560. Senessing, crown retrenching, completely hollow tree inside, stag horns.

North of superstore on Tavistock road on a central reservation. Not accessible but can view from pedestrian bridge.
This was a champion tree because it was such a large tree next to a busy road but unfortunately this tree has been rather severly pollarded! It might still be alive - it looks like there is a tiny bit of regrowth but this was viewed from a nearby bridge
estimated girth not accurate as viewed from bridge

Private - visible from public access (permission not required to view)
Just off Morlaix drive before the ambulance station.
A very rare species of pear the 'Plymouth Pear'. Not sure if this was planted as a bundle or has naturally become a multistem. The measurement is for the total diameter around the whole bundle. Each stem is as follows: 1.75, 1.1, 0.5, 0.7 .Seems in good

Behind row of garages
Looks healthy. Some nice dead wood and hollows in trunk.

On roundabout
Staghorns appearing in crown and hollows in tree.

Road verge off Pode Drive

Alongside road
Very old tree.Senessing, crown retrenching, staghorns, hollows. Tree leaning but still haning in there.
Not sure how to calculate years of decline

Alongside road
Very old tree.Senessing, crown retrenching, staghorns, hollows. Tree still haning in there.
Not sure how to calculate years of decline

Around the edge of the castle green.

Around the edge of the castle green.
Healthy. Some rot holes. Too steep behind to measure so had to estimate girth.

Around the edge of the castle green.
Healthy, hollows, some staghorns, crown starting to retrench, bark very old.

Even though this tree does not have a very big girth it has veteran characterisitcs. Dead wood and it has very old bark with lots of lichens.

Think this might be a Norway maple from the pattern of the bark. The leaves were a bit like sycamore. Unfortuantely didn't take leaf sample so couldn't check with our expert botanist.Some hollows, cleaves.

By entrance to castle green.

Plympton Health Centre, Dark Street Lane
Next to the car park at the health centre
Some old and knarly staghorns with lichens on.

Plympton Health Centre, Dark Street Lane
Next to the car park at the health centre

Private - visible from public access (permission not required to view)
Parkland

Parkland

Parkland
Decay/hollow trunk, Multi-stemmed/remnant hedge/measured base of westerly clump

Crown dieback, Saltram's largest Tulip Tree

Woodland

Public - restricted access (e.g. National Trust property)

No problem, Saltram's largest Persian Ironwood

Public - restricted access (e.g. National Trust property)
Garden

Private - no access information recorded
Wood edge

Private - no access information recorded
Farmland

In dip behind Littlewood Close gardens near footpath.
Holes or water pockets, Hollowing branches, Decaying wood in the crown, Decaying wood on the ground

In dip behind Littlewood Close gardens near footpath.
Holes or water pockets, Decaying wood in the crown, Decaying wood on the ground

In woodland area behind garages of Pode Drive
Holes or water pockets, Hollowing branches, Decaying wood in the crown, Decaying wood on the ground

On open space next to co-op in Chaddlewood
Holes or water pockets, Decaying wood in the crown

On open space next to co-op in Chaddlewood. On hedgebank dividing playing fields.
Holes or water pockets, Hollowing trunk, Hollowing branches, Decaying wood in the crown

On open space next to co-op in Chaddlewood. On hedgebank dividing playing fields.

Behind co-op in Chaddlewood.

Maynarde Close by car park

Maynarde Close by stream

Paynter Walk
Holes or water pockets, Hollowing branches, Decaying wood in the crown

Deveron Close on plot of land fenced off belonging to neighbouring house.
Holes or water pockets, Hollowing branches, Decaying wood in the crown

On open area of grass at Deveron Close
Holes or water pockets, Hollowing branches

By garages, Deveron close
Holes or water pockets, Hollowing branches

Behind houses in Deveron close by stream
Holes or water pockets, Hollowing branches

Along lane next to park on old hedge bank

On hedgebank on fields in Chaddlewood

Along lane next to park on old hedge bank
Holes or water pockets, Hollowing trunk, Hollowing branches

Near Kenmare Drive on open grassy area

Park in front of Pocklington Drive residential home

Park in front of Pocklington Drive residential home
Holes or water pockets, Decaying wood in the crown

Eggbuckland church

California gardens, Eggbuckland

On grass verge at Burleigh Manor at bottom of garden.

Widey School
Holes or water pockets, Hollowing trunk, Hollowing branches, Decaying wood in the crown

Widey School

Plympton Ridgeway School
Holes or water pockets, Hollowing trunk, Decaying wood in the crown

Plympton Ridgeway School

Behind health centre on Dark Street Lane
Holes or water pockets, Decaying wood in the crown

In grounds of hotel

In grounds of hotel
Holes or water pockets, Hollowing trunk, Hollowing branches, Decaying wood in the crown, Decaying wood on the ground

Next to stream that goes under Maurice Road in Longclause.

Next to stream that runs along footpath in Longclause.

In the grounds of St Peter's convent