Tyberton

February 2016 Paul Wood: The yew grows approximately 10m east of the church, next to the churchyard entrance. It is squat and stout in appearance with bright lime green foliage and a very red bole and branches. I saw no holes, water pockets, rot or any issues with the tree other than a grave stone leant against the bole being slowly consumed by the tree. There was a little ivy on the bole that formed a a small heavily covered area about 8′ up on the south side of the tree. The yew was measured as 13′ 5” (409cm) at 2” above the ground – the top of the root crown on the north side of the tree.