List of tree species at The Old Farm

Species	Latin Name	Approx number	Notes
Ash	Fraxinus excelsior	6	Only young saplings
Alder	Alnus glutinosa	375	Introduced 2014
Apple	Malus domestica	4
Aspen	Populus tremens	50	Introduced 2014
Balsam poplar (we think)	Populus balsamifera	2
Bay	Laurus nobilis	3
Beech	Fagus sylvatica	126	most introduced 2014
Birch	Betula pendula	50
Blackthorn	Prunus spinosa	50	Introduced 2014
Cobnut	Corylus avellana	1	Introduced 2014 (if you count it as a different species to hazel)
Common osier	Osier viminalis	100	Introduced 2014
Copper beech (2014)	Fagus sylvatica	1	Introduced 2014
Crab apple	Malus sylvestris	51
Damson (2014)	Prunus institia	1	Introduced 2014
Elder	Sambucus nigra	15
Eucalyptus	Eucalyptus gunnii	1
Field maple	Acer campestre	100	Introduced 2014
Willow, goat	Salix caprea	3
Gorse	Ulex europaeus	50
Willow, grey	Salix cinerea	30
Hawthorn	Crataegus monogyna	300	200 introduced 2014
Hazel	Corylus avellana	201	200 introduced 2014
Holly	Ilex aquifolium	30
Hornbeam	Carpinus betulus	76	Introduced 2014
Leylandii	Cupressus × leylandii	10
Medlar	Mespilus germanica	1
Oak (Pedunculate)	Quercus robur	150	Possibly some sessile
Pear	Pyrus communis	3	Not sure of exact species
Plum	Prunus domestica	2
Privet	Ligustrum vulgare	1
Rhododendron	Rhododendron ponticum	3	Behaving at the moment
Rowan	Sorbus aucuparia	5
Scots pine	Pinus sylvestris	26
Spindle	Euonymus europaeus	50	Introduced 2014
Sweet chestnut	Castanea sativa	1	more planned for 2015
Sycamore	Acer pseudoplatanus	2
Wild cherry	Prunus avium	125	Introduced 2014
Yew	Taxus baccata	3	One of which is c. 400 years old

That's 38 different species (if you count hazel as two), well over 2,000 trees (if you count them all as trees - they're all taller than I am). There are some further ornamental trees that I've yet to identify and I seem to discover new trees every day tucked inside the hedgerows. Can't wait for most of them to grow bigger!