The Queen Elizabeth Oak is an ancient tree growing near Cowdray Park in England. It is estimated to have begun growing in the 11th or 12th century and has a girth of 52 feet at its widest point.

The native Willamette Valley oak tree carries strong significance for our own history as neighbors to ancient oak savannas of ...

A mural of a historic tree has been unveiled by its artist in Newton Abbot. Joe Webster said it was the largest piece of work ...

“This ancient oak represents our rich cultural heritage and serves as ... of growths resembling a sprawling shrub reaching approximately 80 feet in length. The tree’s location in western Riverside ...

Writing in his column in the newest issue of BBC Gardeners' World magazine, the 75-year-old presenter revealed that his daughter Polly had sent him a photo of a fallen ancient oak tree ...

Mr Webster said the 16m (52ft) artwork, in Golden Lion Square, was inspired by an ancient oak tree that was felled more than 100 years ago on Queen Street to make way for the war memorial.

New technology has been installed around the Major Oak in Sherwood Forest to monitor the health of the ancient tree which was said to be the hiding place of Robin Hood and his outlaws. The technology ...