The dawn redwood is believed to be around 40 years old and will eventually grow to 30m (98ft).
The dawn redwood is believed to be around 40 years old and will eventually grow to 30m
A family from Sheffield has won an appeal to the city council to protect a tree planted in the 1980s by a late relative. The authority's planning committee has granted a Tree Preservation Order for the dawn redwood growing in a back garden in Sandygate Park, Crosspool.He had an interest in rare plants and trees, said tree officer Vanessa Lyons.
Ms Lyons said the applicant's grandmother, who still lives at the property, was keen to ensure the tree was preserved if new owners moved in. "I think this is an example of the right tree in the right place. It's about 40 years old and will grow to about 30 metres. It will grow for 100 years", she told the meeting.Quite a few examples had also been planted by the council in the city centre, she added.
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