whats your

Got to be the Oak. We have hundreds of them round here and some of them are well over 200 years old.
 
the good old fashioned plastic christmas tree ..

with loads of prezzies under it of course :D
 
The Oak and the Ash come to mind, but my absolute Favourite is the Yew of which I have no less then seven growing in my garden…….
 
just trees in general ..iv'e got a hedge of beech tree's & they are just turning a lovely shade of golden brownish yellow
 
i do find that the chestnut tree provides more cover than most other trees when taking a much needed pee..

i just wish we had more of them in accy center :o
 
I love trees in general because in honesty were would we be without them! My favourite has got to be the mighty Oak but I'm rather fond of my 2 Sycamore trees in my back garden :)
 
Tinkerbelle said:
I love trees in general because in honesty were would we be without them! My favourite has got to be the mighty Oak but I'm rather fond of my 2 Sycamore trees in my back garden :)

You’ve still got them then? :p
 
Tinkerbelle said:
I love trees in general because in honesty were would we be without them! My favourite has got to be the mighty Oak but I'm rather fond of my 2 Sycamore trees in my back garden :)
would they be the ones your neighbour likes?:D
 
Coniferous trees.

Nice and green, and you don't step in dog muck when it's hiding under a golden leaf from a deciduous tree.
 
garinda said:
Coniferous trees.

Nice and green, and you don't step in dog muck when it's hiding under a golden leaf from a deciduous tree.

Better that, than squirrel s*** falling on your thinning rug………:)
 
If I have to choose it would be the Lilac Tree.
If asked to name trees It's always the following.
Birch
Sycamore
Ash.
 
I have a white Lilac that was grown from a cutting taken from a tree in my mothers garden which was taken from a cutting from a tree that my grandmother had in her garden which in turn was taken from a cutting from a tree at the back of our garden at Miller Fold over thirty years ago.
 
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