New growth appears at the Sycamore Gap site one year after the tree was felled
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New growth appears at the Sycamore Gap site one year after the tree was felled

1 hour ago · Originally published 28 Sep 2026 8/10 Original headline: Sycamore Gap tree slowly rises again three years on from felling
Shoots measuring up to three feet have emerged from the stump of the Sycamore Gap tree after the National Trust fenced off the area to protect the roots. This new growth suggests the tree may recover following the illegal felling last year, offering a sign of renewal for the historic Northumberland landmark.
Source: Yorkshire Post Northumberland
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