US EditionDijon. Arquebuse Garden: Why This Remarkable Three-Trunk Tree Will Not Be Cut Down
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Due to its fragility and the risks associated with falling branches, one of the oldest trees in the Arquebuse gardens in Dijon could have been felled. However, the city opted for guying, installing metal structures to support this remarkable 190-year-old Caucasian walnut tree, recognizable by its three trunks.
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