Slaugham

2011 – Tim Hills: The unusual yew grows towards the south extremity of the churchyard. It appears to be made up of numerous combined stems. Girth was 12′ 10” (391cm) close to the ground.
May 23rd 2013 – Peter Norton: Further east along the footpath from the large tree this male yew girthed 12′ 11” (394cm) at the root crown. Of the other yews growing here – at the southwest corner of the church is a female with a girth of 9′ 6” at the root crown and just to the west of this another female girthing 9′ 2” at 3′. One of these is presumably the tree with a planting date of 1800. The remaining yews are younger.