Hi Sarah, Apologies for the delayed answer. Unfortunately, I don’t know the exact location of these oak trees. That requires another research. I’m planning to do more research about Windsor and Windsor Great Park very shortly. I’ll come back to you if I find something, just bear with me. (Unless, of course you’ve found them since. 🙂 ) Thank you.

Thank you, Sharon, I am pleased you liked the post. That’s right, acorns shed from Windsor Great Park were sent to the Commonwealth and planted. I am not hundred percent sure, but I do not think Herne’s Oak exists (certainly not the original one). There was a debate anyway about its whereabouts. One of them was felled, the other one was blown down. As far as I know, a new tree was planted at the beginning of the 20th century which then was given the title Herne’s Oak. If the acorns were from this particular tree, then yes, the Coronation Oaks are from Herne’s Oak – but not the “original” one, the one from Shakespeare’s time. Hope this makes sence? Again, thank you for your comment and feedback! Gizella