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Large-leaved lime
A little known tree that is the rarest of our native limes. Mature trees are not only tall but wide with trees 25m across known!
Lime, common
A frequent tree in towns and parks, in fact it was so 'commonly' planted in the 17th century that this is how it's name came about!
Small-leaved lime
This attrative tree is found in southern England and the midlands. Like all limes the sweet smelling flowers attract large numbers of insects - so much so that the trees are said to humm or buzz in the summer.
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