Oak Trees in Rogalin: Lech, Czech and Rus
Mighty giants: the picturesque old oak trees in the naturalistic landscape park
The Rogalin Landscape Park features magnificent pedunculate oaks (over 1400 specimen) with many classified as nature monuments. The most famous of them are Lech (6.33 in girth), Czech (7.35 m in girth, unfortunately dead since 1992) and Rus (9.15 m in girth, currently the thickest of all the Rogalin oak-wood forest, approx. 800 years: the oldest oak in Poland), as well as Oak Edward (6.18 m in girth). These majestic trees grow near the Rogalin Palace, in the picturesque scenery of the naturalistic landscape park.
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