Hampshire Treasures

Volume 9 ( Test Valley South)

Page 99 - North Baddesley

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Description and DateRemarksProtectionGrid Ref. and
Punchcard No.
Group A - Natural Features
Site of Special Scientific Interest
 Baddesley Common. An area of acid grassland and valley bog. The grassland supports an unusually species-rich community, and Emer Bog is rich in flora.     S.S.S.I.
 SU 393 215
2521 01
Trees
 Hoe Lane and Rownhams Lane. An area of trees of different species situated to the west of Rownhams Lane.     T.P.O. No. 12
T.V.D.C.
 SU 387 195
2521 02
Trees
 Bracken Close. An area containing different species retained throughout development.     T.P.O. No. 97/19
T.V.S.
 SU 392 193
2521 03
Trees
 Rownhams Lane. This order covers the trees on both sides of Rownhams Lane, they are mainly oak, but hawthorn, pine, chestnut, silver birch and copper beech are also included. The grid reference given locates an approximate central point.     T.P.O. No. 19
T.V.O.C.
 SU 386 202
2521 04
Trees
 Firgrove Estate. An area of trees of different species situated south of Botley Road and north of Rownhams Lane.     T.P.O. No. 278/27
T.V.S.
 SU 387 204
2521 05
Trees
 Firgrove Estate. An area of trees retained throughout development. Grid reference given locates an approximate central point.     T.P.O. No. 225/26
T.V.S.
 SU 388 202
2521 06
Trees
 Botley Road. An area within the curtilage of Faraway, Botley Road, containing trees of different species.     T.P.O. No. 37
T.V.B.C.
 SU 391 203
2521 07
Trees
 Willis Avenue. An area of trees along the south east boundary of No. 132 Botley Road, and two silver birch one in the rear garden of No. 4 Rownhams Road, and one to the north west end of Willis Avenue.     T.P.O. No. 41
T.V.B.C.
 SU 396 199
2521 08
Trees
 Bracken Close/Winstone Crescent. Area of trees on the common rear boundary of properties in Winstone Crescent and Bracken Close containing oak, ash, willow, birch and cypress.     T.P.O. No. 63
T.V.B.C.
 SU 391 193
2521 09
Trees
 Pine Tree Cottage, Crescent Road. A group including pine, oak, silver birch and willow on land to the rear of Pine Tree Cottage.     T.P.O. No. 64
T.V.B.C.
 SU 389 201
2521 10
Trees
 Chandlers Ford Growth Area. Many trees of different species to the north of Castle Lane, retained throughout development. This order also extends into Chilworth.     T.P.O. No. 105
T.V.B.C.
 SU 420 198
2521 11
Trees
 St. John the Baptist Churchyard. Flowering cherries either side of the church path, which form a pink and white arch when in blossom.     SU 402 208
2521 12
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