West Farleigh

Seven of the eight yews have survived to the present. Trees 1 to 5 appear to be those planted in 1721, while 6 and 7 are two of those planted between 1840 and 1843.
Tree 1 is a fluted female girthing 13′ 2” (401cm) at 3′.
Tree 2 is male with a girth of 12′ 2” (371cm) at 1′, 12′ 7” (384cm) at 2′ and 13′ 2” (401cm) at 3′.
Tree 3 is male growing on a mound. All lower branches have been removed. Girth was 12′ 2” (371cm) at 1′.
Tree 4 is a fluted female with a girth of 10′ 8” (325cm) at 2′ and 10′ 10” (330cm) at 3′.
Tree 5 is male. Its lowest girth of 12′ 4” (376cm) was affected by ivy and twiggy growth.
Tree 6 is male with a girth of 9′ 9” (297cm) at 1′.
Tree 7 is a female with a girth of 10′ 5” (317.5cm) at 1′, 10′ 0” (305cm) at 2′, 9′ 11” (302cm) at 3′ and 10′ 5” (317.5cm) at 4′.