Significant yews in the Diocese of Llandaff Updated December 2019
Ancient yews are likely to be 800 years or older. While most veteran yews are 500 years or older, this category also includes some younger yews that have become hollow. Notable yews have a likely age of 300+.
Ancient and veteran yew sites
Site name County Church name Tree Classification Baglan Glamorgan St Catherine/St Baglan 1 veteran
Coity Bridgend St Mary the Virgin 1 veteran 1 notable Colwinston Glamorgan St Michael and All Angels 1 veteran
Eglwysilan Caerphilly St Ilan 2 veteran
Glyncorrwg Glamorgan St John the Baptist 2 veteran 1 notable Llanedeyrn Cardiff St Edeyrn 1 ancient 1 veteran Llangynwyd Bridgend St Cynwyd 2 veteran
Llanilid Bridgend St Ilid 1 ancient 1 veteran Llanmihangel Glamorgan St Michael
Llantarnam Monmouthshire St Michael and All Angels 1 veteran
Llantrithyd Park Glamorgan St Illtyd 1 veteran
Michaelston-super- Glamorgan St Michael 1 veteran Ely Pendoylan Glamorgan 1 ancient 1 notable Pentyrch Cardiff St Catwg 1 veteran
Penymynydd Bridgend St Mary’s church 1 veteran
Radyr/Llandaff Glamorgan St John the Baptist 1 veteran
St Athan Bridgend St Tathan 1 veteran
St Brides-super-Ely Glamorgan St Bride 1 ancient
St George`s - Glamorgan St George 1 ancient super-Ely 1 veteran St Mary Church Bridgend St Mary 1 veteran Wenvoe Glamorgan St Mary 1 veteran 1 notable
Diocese of Llandaff
Some notable yew sites
Site name County Church name Tree Classification Bridgend Bridgend St Mary 1 notable
Capel Llanilltern Cardiff St Ellteyrn 1 notable
Coychurch Bridgend St Crallo 1 notable (Llangrallo) Llanblethian Glamorgan St John 1 notable
Llantwit, Neath Glamorgan St Illtyd 1 notable
Penmark Glamorgan The Blessed Virgin Mary 2 notable
Peterston-super- Glamorgan St Peter 1 notable Ely St Nicholas Glamorgan St Nicholas 1 notable
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