Common trees elsewhere include oaks, sugar maples, hemlocks, birches, ashes, sweet gums, and other deciduous species.
The midfield coup of the summer, though, surely belongs to Chelsea and their new head coach Maurizio Sarri, whose fag-ash sweet nothings managed to convince Jorginho to spurn Pep Guardiola in favour of a tilt spent slumming it with Billy Idol and all the other have-nots of London's punk-famous King's Road.
The rest of Miltonrigg is a mixture of ash, sycamore and sweet chestnut with 1890s oak and beech, and a sizable portion of mid-century conifers.
A magical 2km (1.5-mile) forest walk at the foot of the mountain takes the modern adventurer through mature woodland comprising oak, ash, birch, beech, sweet chestnut and horse chestnut.
When that day truly comes, I hope those who come after me will spread my ashes among the sweet wormwood and let me watch over … the booming development of traditional Chinese medicine".
This was serviced in Kent in particular (Herefordshire hops tended to grow up poles of coppiced ash) by coppices of sweet chestnut cut on a 10-year rotation.
Revenge for this winter's Ashes defeat would be sweet indeed.
The Ash might be salty or sweet, blackish or white.
They are named bald cypress, sweet gum, bur oak, pin oak, green ash and sycamore.
Mr Paterson also announced that imports of sweet chestnut trees could be banned under proposals to prevent a repeat of the ash dieback crisis threatening ash trees across the country.
