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LIME GREEN and olive, emerald and bottle—the trees of England are coming into leaf again and our woodlands show a myriad shades of green. A legion of poets will turn in their graves if the Forestry Commissioners ever succeed in their apparent aim of substituting serried ranks of conifers for Britain's age old variety of trees.

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