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Wellingtonia can mean: A
genus of
plants in the
family Sabiaceae,
usually treated as a
synonym of the
genus Meliosma. A
vernacular name for the coniferous...
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giganteum (also
known as the
giant sequoia,
giant redwood,
Sierra redwood or
Wellingtonia) is a
species of
coniferous tree,
classified in the
family Cupressaceae...
- to the present:
Sequoiadendron giganteum, extant,
commonly known as
wellingtonia,
giant redwood and
giant sequoia,
growing naturally in the
Sierra Nevada...
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Wellingtonia Avenue is a road in Crowthorne, Berkshire, England. The road is
lined with over one
hundred giant sequoia trees,
commonly known in the UK...
- They are
currently 1.8
hectares (4.4 acres) in area, and
contain oaks,
wellingtonia, sycamore, cherry, willow, and
poplar trees that were
planted in the...
- monkey-puzzle tree) from
Chile and the m****ive
Sequoiadendron giganteum (
Wellingtonia) from
North America. He and his brother,
Thomas Lobb, were the first...
- year
round and are
renowned for
their selection of
specimen trees –
Wellingtonia, redwood,
Ginkgo biloba,
weeping lime and
varieties of beech. Between...
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Gilwell Park,
Queen Elizabeth's
Hunting Lodge in
Epping Forest, the
Wellingtonia Avenue in
Havering Country Park, the
valley of the
River Ingrebourne...
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Pinetum and
Arboretum Bowling green and
Quoit Ground Cheshire Cottage Wellingtonia Avenue The
Stumpery Dahlia Walk Lower, Rose,
Verbena and
Araucaria Parterres...
- M. squamulata. Asia
Meliosma angustifolia Meliosma arnottiana (syn.
Wellingtonia arnottiana)
Meliosma beaniana Meliosma bifida Meliosma callicarpaefolia...
