- the
Wych Elm?" is the
final form of a
series of
graffiti connected with the
discovery in 1943 of the
remains of a
murdered woman inside a
wych elm on the...
-
Ulmus glabra, the
wych elm or
Scots elm, has the
widest range of the
European elm species, from
Ireland eastwards to the Ural Mountains, and from the...
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Florence Wych elm (Ulmus glabra)
leaves and
seeds Asymmetry of leaf,
slippery elm U.
rubra Mature bark,
slippery elm U.
rubra Flowers of the
hybrid elm cultivar...
- Max, ed.,
Wych Elm (Edinburgh 2009) edinburgh.gov.uk/info/20064/parks_and_green_spaces/256/trees_and_woodlands Coleman, Max (2009).
Wych Elm.
Royal Botanic...
- The
Witch Elm (also
published as The
Wych Elm) is a 2018
novel by Tana French. The
novel is a standalone, not
related to her
Dublin Murder Squad novels...
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including the
Weeping Wych Elm 'Horizontalis' (from 1865), the
Camperdown Elm and the
Exeter Elm (both from 1873). The
Golden Elm (U.
glabra 'Lutescens')...
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Cappadocian maple (Acer cappadoci****),
European ash (Fraxinus excelsior),
Wych elm (Ulmus glabra), wild
cherry (Prunus avium), wild
service tree (Sorbus torminalis)...
-
numerous graffiti that
appeared later stating "Who put
Bella down the
Wych Elm?",
referring to the woman's
corpse which was
found inside a tree. Severed...
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Paleolithic era and,
since the
Bronze Age, were made
mainly from yew, or from
wych elm if yew was unavailable. The
historical longbow was a self bow made of a...
- Strutt's 1822 book,
Sylva Britannica attests that "
Wych Hazel" was used in
England as a
synonym for
wych elm, the
entirely unrelated Ulmus glabra; The use...
