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Many of the lime trees in Britain are hybrids between the large-leaved lime and the small-leaved lime species. This impressive tree grows to a height of 45 metres, making it one of the tallest broad-leaved trees in Britain, and it has a sprouting bole. Picture taken 11th April at Cardington, Bedford...

April - Common Lime (Tilia Vulgaris)

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Many of the lime trees in Britain are hybrids between the large-leaved lime and the small-leaved lime species. This impressive tree grows to a height of 45 metres, making it one of the tallest broad-leaved trees in Britain, and it has a sprouting bole. Picture taken 11th April at Cardington, Bedfordshire.

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12th Apr 2007 by Diane Earl

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