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Gelli Aur
Country Park
Golden Grove
NEWSFLASH
We are urgently looking for a NEW TREASURER!
This is a volunteer role and a great opportunity to use your financial experience and be part of this exciting crucial phase in the recovery and development of the Gelli Aur Estate.
We are also looking for additional TRUSTEES.
Please contact us at info@goldengrove.org.uk with your expression of interest and for further information.
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Names are in Latin first, then English, then Welsh
Acer griseum - Paper Bark Maple - Masarnen Rhisgl Papur
Native Origin: Central China. Introduced into UK in 1901 and later to North America.
Key Facts: Can be found at altitudes of 1500-2000m. It is a small to medium-sized deciduous tree reaching 6-9m high and 5-6m wide. The bark is smooth, shiny orange-red peeling in thin papery layers. Typically yellow flowers, the fruit being a paired two-winged seed (samara) about 1cm long and 3cm wide. Many species of maples are widely grown as ornamentals in temperate climates for its decorative bark and spectacular autumn foliage. The plant has gained the RHS Award of Garden Merit.
Fun Facts: I am a small, slow-growing tree known for my distinctive cinnamon-colored bark that peels away in thin, papery layers, hence my common name. I'm "trioecious," meaning I can have male, female, and hermaphrodite flowers - cool, huh? I'm considered endangered in my native country China.
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Thujopsis dolobrata - Hiba - Hiba
Native Origin: Endemic to Japan. Introduced into the UK in the 1850s.
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