I have never seen such a plane tree in Poland, it has a thick trunk like a baobab from Africa. There are old oaks nearby, but their trunks are inferior to plane trees in terms of thickness. I regret not taking a 15 m measuring tape, so I could measure the circumference of these trees.
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Over 700 trees (32 species) have been inventoried in the park area. The largest share in the species composition is made up of lime trees, maples, ashes and English oaks. Species of foreign origin also deserve a mention. Here we can list the stately London plane trees, ginkgo biloba and American tulip trees. The plane tree growing in the eastern part of the park has reached a circumference of over 6 m at breast height, which makes it one of the largest trees in Poland. Old trees make up a significant share of the stand and that is why there are over 70 natural monuments here. However, the most eye-catching feature is the stately oak tree growing in the courtyard – the 300-year-old Dewajtis.
According to the Register of Polish Monumental Trees, the circumference of this plane tree was 7.07 meters in 2013, and it is known that the circumference of a living tree increases year by year.
A photo of the tree with a short description can be found in Krzysztof Borkowski's album