The oaks of Chevithorne Barton

Trama

Begun in 1984 the oak collection of Chevithorne Barton is the largest and most comprehensive in Britain and almost certainly in the world, with 380 named oaks and over 220 species. This beautifully illustrated book describes and shows oaks from Europe, North Africa, Persia, Tibet, China, Japan, Mexico and the US flourishing deep in the Devon countryside.

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