name of these trees

edwardallen

3 years ago

Love these square trimmed trees, what are they please?

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Mim
3 years ago
Possibly pleached Beech tree? (Or hornbeam?)
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Kate Gould Gardens
3 years ago
They are pleached Carpinus (Hornbeam)
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