The penultimate tree on our trail is the Tibetan Cherry, which you will find on the grassy area north of the Putting Green.

• Deciduous tree (loses its leaves in winter)

• Discovered in China in 1908

• Mainly grown for its unique mahogany peeling bark

• Bark is heavily banded with bumpy lines (dull lenticels)

• Flowers are tiny, yellow-white and fleeting

• Fruits are small, red cherries

• Unusual small ornamental tree, attractive in all seasons