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Clumber Park

Nottinghamshire · Woodland · mixed woodland, heath and parkland estate

National Trust - National Trust
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Clumber Park is a 1,537-hectare former ducal estate in Nottinghamshire's Dukeries, an SSSI mixing woodland, heath, grassland and a lake, with the longest double avenue of lime trees in Europe. Managed by the National Trust, it is one of the Trust's most-visited sites.

Soil: sandy Sherwood-type soils over sandstone, acidic

Dominant species: mixed woodland, notable for the longest double avenue of lime trees in Europe

Parking: Large pay car park near the walled kitchen garden

What you might find here

Based on habitat type - always identify what you actually see, don't assume it matches this list.

Blackberry Hazelnut Sloe (Blackthorn) Elderflower & Elderberry Sweet Chestnut

Source: Wikipedia