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The 150-year-old wych elm, nicknamed 'Bendy Tree', secured over 30% of the national public vote. It's the first time a tree from Northern Ireland has won the Woodland Trust's annual competition since 2014. The wych elm survived not only coastal winds but also Dutch Elm disease, which destroyed millions of elms in the 1960s.
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