Tree Trails - Humberstone Park

Leicester City Council

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Tree Trails - Humberstone Park (csv)

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tree_no Tree No	common_name Common Name	latin_name Latin Name	description Description	easting Easting	northing Northing	tree_photograph Tree Photograph	position Position
2	Silver Birch	Betula pendula	Known as ‘Lady of the Woods’, this graceful tree was believed by pagan, Celtic and Germanic tribes to protect against evil spirits and to symbolise love and fertility. It has slender, drooping shoots and silver-white bark that becomes black and rugged at base of trunk with age. Yellow-green catkins …	461961	305260	https://data.leicester.gov.uk/api/explore/v2.1/catalog/datasets/tree-trails-humberstone-park/files/fa1241c16e13bc866806ba38fccda235	52.64155358554033, -1.0857471435365442
9	Oak	Quercus robur	The English oak holds a special place in our culture, history, and hearts. It supports more life than any other native tree species in the UK, even its fallen leaves support biodiversity. Many oak trees live up to 200 years or more. Acorns are not usually produced until the oak tree is around 20 yea…	462063	305092	https://data.leicester.gov.uk/api/explore/v2.1/catalog/datasets/tree-trails-humberstone-park/files/5b6aac51bc3487f715898432de712dd4	52.640031871286226, -1.0842714800213897
10	Austrian Pine	Pinus nigra	Sometimes referred to as the black Pine or Pinus nigra. It was introduced into Britain in the 1830’s. Its twin needles are darker green and much longer than the Scots Pine. This is a tough tree and a good choice for exposed locations.	462152	305067	https://data.leicester.gov.uk/api/explore/v2.1/catalog/datasets/tree-trails-humberstone-park/files/c3d88312c27081c8b078dc80fe194c51	52.639796989502806, -1.0829611248617352
11	Beech	Fagus sylvatica	The Beech is one of our most beautiful trees and makes a magnificent specimen with its low branched habit and silver-grey bark. It matures into a stately tree and is well suited to large gardens and parks. It also a very valuable woodland tree which is highly valued by wildlife. Beech nuts (known as…	462335	304898	https://data.leicester.gov.uk/api/explore/v2.1/catalog/datasets/tree-trails-humberstone-park/files/6e312a8890bace433ff5133966bdc4a0	52.6382569711331, -1.0802890076766358
14	Lime	Tilia x europaea	The Common Lime is widely found in parks and towns. Lime wood does not easily splinter and therefore makes a good carving wood. The tree’s wood is light, close grained and intricate designs can be carved for decorative purposes. Its trunk develops many burrs and has rounded dark green leaves. Small …	462010	305086	https://data.leicester.gov.uk/api/explore/v2.1/catalog/datasets/tree-trails-humberstone-park/files/7cf96a38b41964641c5788d3b0f85e6d	52.63998398790511, -1.0850557271888577
17	Black poplar	Populus nigra	The black poplar is a native of the UK, but unfortunately, its numbers are in decline. It is a fantastic tree for parks and woodlands forming a very large, impressive canopy, often planted in exposed areas. The female catkins form fluffy cotton-like seeds that blow off on the wind, this gives rise t…	461854	305069	https://data.leicester.gov.uk/api/explore/v2.1/catalog/datasets/tree-trails-humberstone-park/files/9c29ee386dd8cededd1d96a7b58915ae	52.63984895381974, -1.0873639442524856
18	Field Maple	Acer campestre	Native to England it forms a small to medium sized tree of rounded form. In autumn its leaves turn to yellows, reds and golden browns. It is a versatile and resilient tree, which can often be seen within hedgerows.	461829	305090	https://data.leicester.gov.uk/api/explore/v2.1/catalog/datasets/tree-trails-humberstone-park/files/4522d9c297b0b4786585ed964d4b96a3	52.64004055769645, -1.0877294141424114
20	Grey Alder	Alnus incana	This Alder was introduced to the UK from Europe in the 1780’s. It is a hardy tree capable of coping with cold, wet soils and exposed situations. Its more pointed leaves help distinguish it from the native common Alder.	461800	305169	https://data.leicester.gov.uk/api/explore/v2.1/catalog/datasets/tree-trails-humberstone-park/files/5d3d11ff9cb1f2f66fa6ce8419f561a1	52.64075395244907, -1.0881431523804852
22	Purple-leaved Cherry Plum	Prunus cerasifera ‘Pissardii’	The dark red foliage of this tree makes it stand out in a crowd. It has a profusion of white flowers in late March to early April. It is a popular and hardy tree that tolerates most conditions. This tree is fine example of a mature Purple leaved cherry plum.	461921	305226	https://data.leicester.gov.uk/api/explore/v2.1/catalog/datasets/tree-trails-humberstone-park/files/2ff32067042422f18d1db1fa483a1476	52.64125253199252, -1.0863445663810405
1	Yew	Taxus baccata	The native English Yew is a tree of many mystical and religious associations. This species is extremely long lived, with the oldest being a tree in Wales that is estimated to be 4000 years old. This tree withstands heavy pruning and can be used for topiary. Good examples can be seen in grand gardens…	461945	305273	https://data.leicester.gov.uk/api/explore/v2.1/catalog/datasets/tree-trails-humberstone-park/files/f55f4e244b67618074c8f7fbdd43c49c	52.641672260358355, -1.0859811307965024


CREATE TABLE table_1 (
  "tree_no" BIGINT,
  "common_name" VARCHAR,
  "latin_name" VARCHAR,
  "description" VARCHAR,
  "easting" BIGINT,
  "northing" BIGINT,
  "tree_photograph" VARCHAR,
  "position" VARCHAR
);