Introduction to the Ten TreesThe "t

Introduction to the Ten TreesThe "ten-child tree" is a camphor tree. "Chang Chang" for Changke, Camphor, evergreen trees, commonly known as "Changshu" "Changzhang" "Changmu" and so on.The tree was planted during the Ming Dynasty and has been more than 510 years old, with a trunk bust of 870 cm, a canopy height of 29.5 meters and a crown of 35.6 meters. Because the trunk is about 2 meters high there are ten radioactive branches, far look very much like a giant mushroom, shade area of nearly a thousand square meters, year-round lush, sheltering local villagers to be many children and many blessings, by the local villagers as "god tree" and widely worshipped and very spiritual, so it is revered as "ten children tree."In 2016, the "Ten Trees" was rated as the first of the "Top Ten Trees of Jiujiang" by the Greening Committee of Jiujiang City, Jiangxi Province, and was specially licensed for protection.