A 300-year-old cedar tree in London has been shortlisted for Woodland Trust's Tree of the Year 2025 award. This cedar, known as 'The Beatles' Cedar Tree', dates back to the 1720s and featured in The Beatles' music video for 'Rain'. It serves as a remarkable reminder of London's historical significance, having been a witness to countless events and changes over centuries. The tree is one of nine inspirational trees chosen by experts, with a public-nominated tenth candidate, representing the rich heritage of the UK.
The magnificent cedar tree from Lebanon, dating back to the 1720s, starred in The Beatles' 1966 music video for 'Rain', where the Fab Four filmed sitting on its branches.
Woodland Trust calls the tree 'a stunner in its own right', noting its vast boughs swoop down to brush the ground, creating an interesting spot for the band.
The Beatles' Cedar Tree in Chiswick House and Gardens has been shortlisted for Woodland Trust's Tree of the Year award, highlighting its inspirational history and significance.
London's oldest trees have witnessed historical events and generations of people, embodying rich cultural heritage and attracting both tourists and locals alike.
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