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     • Many trees stand out in the landscape of Bute Park and give the arboretum its unique character. This may be due to tree size, number, rarity, shape, form, seasonal colour, location or striking nature. The signature species include both native and exotics, with a range of different forms and sizes.
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   What makes Bute Park a unique arboretum?

   • Many trees stand out in the landscape of Bute Park and give the arboretum its unique character. This may be due to tree size, number, rarity, shape, form, seasonal colour, location or striking nature. The signature species include both native and exotics, with a range of different forms and sizes.

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   Does Bute Park still have a garden?

   • The Victorian garden layout remains, but since it was acquired by the City the park has been extensively planted with trees to form the Bute Park Arboretum. Other notable features, either current or historic, are the herbaceous border, Black Friars Friary, Animal Wall, Summerhouse cafe, and a Gorsedd stone circle.

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   Where can I find more information about a tree in Bute Park?

   • For more information, please view Cardiff Council’s illustrated plant guide or visit us at Bute Park Visitor Centre. Many trees stand out in the landscape of Bute Park and give the arboretum its unique character. This may be due to tree size, number, rarity, shape, form, seasonal colour, location or striking nature.

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   What is Bute Park known for?

   • The City Council has since purchased and leased further pieces of land to form the modern day park, which covers 59 hectares. Bute Park is particularly noted for its arboretum containing the largest collection of rare and champion trees in any municipal park in Britain.

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   Why did a botanical garden start in Bute Park?

   • The Parks Director, William Nelmes senior, reported in October 1950 that " during recent months a considerable area of Bute Park had been cleared of unsightly trees and undergrowth and on the site in question a number of choice trees, shrubs and plants would be planted for the purpose of establishing a Botanical Garden in Bute Park ".

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   When were the trees planted in Bute Park?

   • Most of the trees were planted after 1947 and complemented the existing collection within the Bute family’s 19th Century private estate. For more information, please view Cardiff Council’s illustrated plant guide or visit us at Bute Park Visitor Centre. Many trees stand out in the landscape of Bute Park and give the arboretum its unique character.

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   Many trees stand out in the landscape of Bute Park and give the arboretum its unique character. This may be due to tree size, number, rarity, shape, form, seasonal colour, location or striking nature. The signature species include both native and exotics, with a range of different forms and sizes.

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   Arboretum. The Arboretum was established by the Council after it took over the site from Lord Bute in 1947. There are more than 3000 trees in Bute Park, including some 40 champions (trees notable for their height, trunk diameter, age or overall size).

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   Sep 12, 2019 · First published 12th Sep, 2019. Take a walk through our beautiful arboretum which has over 3,000 individually catalogued trees. More from the Bute Blog... Bute Park 2024 User Survey. ‘Apple Tree Man’ planted at heart of new Community Orchard site in Bute Park. Planned Grounds Maintenance. Blackweir Woods Footpath Improvements Works.

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   Bute Park is particularly noted for its arboretum containing the largest collection of rare and champion trees in any municipal park in Britain. Since 2005 it has been the venue for the annual Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Flower Show Cardiff.

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   The Victorian garden layout remains, but since it was acquired by the City the park has been extensively planted with trees to form the Bute Park Arboretum. Other notable features, either current or historic, are the herbaceous border, Black Friars Friary, Animal Wall, Summerhouse cafe, and a Gorsedd stone circle.

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   Bute Park contains a nationally significant arboretum collection. Dr Owen Johnson of the Tree Register of the British Isles (TROBI) described the park as ‘unique in public parks in Britain or Ireland for its scope and its quantity of rare material’.

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    Bute Park is an easily accessible 56 hectare (equivalent to 75 football pitches) green haven in the heart of the city. It is flanked by the River Taff, Sophia Gardens, Pontcanna Fields and Cardiff Castle.