Ancient Trees in Matera
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The Pine of Viale Aldo Moro
Stone Pine (Pinus pinea). . Free. Street tree on Viale Aldo Moro, a public road; no gate or permission needed.

The Black Poplar of Timmari
Black Poplar (Populus nigra). . Free, on open hillside within the Timmari archaeological area. No gate, no ticket. It sits well off the beaten path: reachable on foot via forest tracks and part-paved roads through the Parco Archeologico Appulo-Greco di Timmari, and a local hiking club (CAI Matera) runs an 11 km loop trail that passes directly by it. This pass could not confirm whether a shorter direct approach by car exists; treat it as a countryside walk rather than a stroll from the Sassi.

The Mahaleb Cherry of Contrada La Vaglia
St Lucie Cherry (Prunus mahaleb). . Not confirmed in detail, but the evidence points to a roadside/urban setting rather than private farmland: unlike this register's six masseria and jazzo entries (all flagged non-urban and blocked as private working farms), this tree is flagged 'urban' in the same register, sits right beside the SS7 Appia state road on the northern edge of town, and OSM shows no building or private-land polygon over the spot. No fence or gate is recorded either way. Treat as likely visible/reachable from the public roadside on the SS7 Appia near Contrada La Vaglia; a reader who visits is the best way to settle it precisely.

The Date Palm of Borgo La Martella
Date Palm (Phoenix dactylifera). . Not independently confirmed beyond the register, but the evidence points to an ordinary public residential street: the register itself flags this tree 'Accessibile', it sits on Via Monte Bianco in Borgo La Martella, a numbered residential street rather than a private estate or farm name, and OpenStreetMap shows no building or private-land polygon over the coordinate. Unlike this comune's masseria and jazzo entries, nothing here names a private working farm.