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The Cyril Hart Arboretum

Arboretum day is on the first Thursday of every month

 

The Arboretum is named after local historian and forestry expert, Dr Cyril Hart. The collection started in 1910 and contains over 400 trees.

It is situated on the B4226 Coleford to Cinderford road close to the Speech House.

OS Grid Reference: SO624118

Volunteers meet at the Arboretum on the first Thursday of every month at 10am

 

We are now in our 12th year of work at the Arboretum and have made real progress

To see the pictures from 2009 - Click here

To see the pictures from 2010 - Click here

To see the pictures from 2011 - Click here

To see the pictures from 2012 - Click here

To see the pictures from 2013 - Click here

To see the pictures from 2014 - Click here

To see the pictures from 2015 - Click here

To see the pictures from 2016 - Click here

To see the pictures from 2017 - Click here

To see the pictures from 2018 - Click here

To see the pictures from 2019 - Click here

To see the pictures from 2020 - Click here

To see the pictures from 2021 - Click here

To see the pictures from 2022 - Click here

To see the pictures from 2023 - Click here

To see the pictures from 2024 - Click here

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Volunteer Group Diary

 

 

 

6 February 2025

Planting! We were supplied with 45 various trees from Forest Research for planting.

Information about an endangered tree named the 'No Parking' Whitebeam (Karpatiosorbus admonitor) can be found on our News page so Click here

 

 

16 January 2025

We delayed our visit to the Arboretum this month due to the ferocious storms blowing over the last few weeks. However, the carnage of trees which came down in the storms is now evident. It is such a shame to see fallen trees! We removed all the smaller branches from the trunks but there is still a lot of work to do. Contractors will be coming in to remove the giant trunks.