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Cambridge Tree Locator: Cr-Cy
Links in the third column are to maps displaying tree locations. Links in brackets are to Multimap ; normal links are to specific Cambridge tree maps, the second column containing the abbreviation(s) used for the tree on the map.
| Crataegus x grignonensis (Grignon's Thorn) | GT | A small tree in Alexandra Gardens |
| Crataegus laevigata (Midland Hawthorn) | HA HP | Primarily found as cultivars such as the double white-flowered ‘Plena Alba’ among the Bird Cherries on Jesus Green and the double red-flowered ‘Punicea Flore Plena’ near the N corner of Alexandra Gardens |
| Crataegus x lavallei (Hybrid Cockspur Thorn) | One on the outside of the eastern bend in Storey's Way [map] | |
| Crataegus monogyna (Common Hawthorn) | Hw | Very common, e.g. on Sheep's Green; the vertcially-branching ‘Fastigiata’ is found as a street tree along Gilbert Road [map] |
| Crataegus persimilis (Broad-leaved Cockspur Thorn) | CT | A fairly common street tree: there are also several at the N end of Mill Road Cemetery |
| Cryptomeria japonica (Japanese Red Cedar) | A type tree about 200m SE of Barton Church on Barton High Street [map]; a fair-sized example of the more common ‘Elegans’ in Little St Mary's Churchyard bordering Little St Mary's Lane [map] | |
| x Cupressocyparis leylandii (Leylandii) | Ly | Excessively common as hedging or small trees: larger trees include three (probably ‘Haggerston Grey’ at the NW corner of Jesus Green and a probable ‘Leighton Green’ on the W corner of the junction of Milton Road and Gilbert Road [map] |
| Cupressus arizonica (Smooth Arizona Cypress) | A popular garden tree: there are two street trees of varying ages in Corona Road off Mitcham's Corner [map] | |
| Cupressus macrocarpa (Monterey Cypress) | A type tree overhangs Burrell's walk opposite and slightly W of the gateway to the University Library [map]; there is another further E and beyond that a possible ‘Lutea’. Golden forms are fairly common, but generally hard to specifically identify, e.g. the large tree on the N side of Montague Rd just E of the junction with De Freville Avenue [map] | |
| Cupressus sempervirens (Italian Cypress) | I am not aware of any type trees in Cambridge; some small highly distinctive ‘Green Pencil’ trees are to be seen in gardens | |
| Cydonia oblonga (Quince) | One at the W corner of the junction of Storey's Way with Huntingdon Road [map] |