Local Wildlife Site

Accessible Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation

Sudbury Lane

Borough: Ealing

Grade: Local

Access: Free public access (all/most of site)

Area: 0.33 ha

Description

Sudbury Lane is a surviving ancient double hedge with a large ditch and has a mixture of native species.

Wildlife

Ash and pedunculate oak are the main trees but English elm suckers also occur indicating that elm trees once formed part of the canopy. The understorey is very varied and includes field maple, dogwood, hazel, hawthorn blackthorn, roses and elder.

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