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The original Camperdown Elm (Ulmus glabra "Camperdownii")
By David
6 Jul, 2009
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Still standing where it was first discovered in 1835, with one of two very much younger specimens planted close by.
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Fascinating...:o)
7 Jul, 2009
Yes, especially as it can only be reproduced by grafting, not from seed.
7 Jul, 2009
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They're amazing !
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