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The Morton Register

LEVEL III ACCREDITED ARBORETUM

Lovell Quinta Arboretum

The arboretum is located in mid – Cheshire in the village of Swettenham and adjacent to the Swettenham Arms (ideal for refreshments) it is a mainly flat site situated above the Dane Valley itself an SSSI for its geology. The site is some 18ha. In extent and consists of mown paths and glades through the tree collection.

We have collections of Fraxinus 43 taxa and Pinus 53 taxa. We have 104 Tree Register identified specimens including a fine Heptacodium miconioides, Pinus coulteri, P.muricata and just inside the entrance an impressive Ostrya carpinifolia.