Lonely Tree of Llanfyllin named Welsh Tree of the Year
The Woodland Trust has named the Lonely Tree of Llanfyllin as its Welsh Tree of the Year.
The Powys landmark - a Scots pine - was blown down in February after standing for more than 200 years.
The town council and a group of local people have attempted to keep the tree alive by covering its roots with 30 tonnes of soil.
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The results were:
The Lonely Tree of Llanfyllin 25%
The Discoed Yew 23%
The Rhandirmwyn Oak 20%
The Curley Oak 10%
The Pentrefoelas Horse Chestnut 6%
The Bryn Gwalia Oak 5%
The Crooked Oak on the Cleddau 5%
The Pen-y-Worlod Wishing Oak 5%