Upton St Leonards

According to Mee (1936) one of the yews here was 300 years old, making it over 350 now.
November 2002 – Tim Hills: Three old yews grow in a line, the largest, south of the church is female with a girth of 12′ 10” (391cm) at 1′. It has a solid and attractive fluted bole.
The female growing SW had a girth of 9′ 3” (282cm) at 3′ with a small area of epicormic bulging at 5’/6′.
A similar sized male, WNW, measured 9′ 9” ((297cm) at 2′. It had a particularly prolific green foliage.
Further very young yews also grow here.