Trees

Swamp Cypress, most famously associated with the mangrove swamps of the Everglades, is one of the few deciduous conifers found growing in Britain. In autumn, its fine, feathery needles are shed just after they produce a stunning display of seasonal red foliage.
Taxodium distichum was introduced to Britain in 1640 by the famous plant hunter John Tradescant.
The fact that there is one over 2600 years old is mind boggling.
What a beautiful creation we have been given. Let us steward well.