A foray through the grounds of Spier's - well known for having a rich fungal flora.
Suitable for all ages.
Not intended to identify edible species - that's risky at the best of times!
Led by the NAC District Ranger - Rosserllwyd / Roger
Enter via the double gates off the B706 and park at the old school site.
Starts at 2pm and finishes around 3.30pm.
Why not come early and do the newish 'Tree Trail' and hone your Geocaching skills -
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Common Lime - Tilia x europaea
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Hornbeam - Carpinus betulus
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Scots Pine - Pinus sylvestris
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Hairy Birch - Betula pubescens
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Douglas Fir - Pseudotsuga menziesii
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Nootka Cypress – Cupressus nootkatensis
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Grey Willow or Sallow – Salix cinerea
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Yew – Taxus baccata
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Cedar of Lebanon – Cedrus libani
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Dawn Redwood – Metasequoia glyptostroboides
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Ash – Fraxinus excelsior
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Horse Chestnut – Aesculus hippocastanum
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Norway Spruce – Picea abies
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Larch – Larix decidua
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Sitka Spruce – Picea sitchenesis
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Alder – Alnus glutinosa
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Hazel – Corylus avellana
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Copper Beech – Fagus sylvatica
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Wild Cherry (Gean) – Prunus padus
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Campderdown Elm – Ulmus glabra 'Campderdownii'
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Oriental or Caucasian Spruce – Picea orientalis
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Pedunculate Oak – Quercus robur
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Arran Whitebeam – Sorbus pseudofennica
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Common Whitebeam – Sorbus aria
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Elder – Sambucus nigra
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European Black Pine – Pinus nigra
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Norway Maple – Acer platanoides
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Beech - Fagus sylvatica
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Celtic Maple (Sycamore) – Acer pseudoplatanus
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Rowan – Sorbus aucuparia