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The Allotment in Kensington Gardens
You can wander in anytime to enjoy and relax at the allotment, as well as pick up some useful tips for growing your own fruit and vegetables.
Invertebrates
A remarkable range of invertebrates lives in the Richmond Park. Records so far include 139 spider species, 546 butterfly and moth species and over 1350 beetle species.
https://www.royalparks.org.uk/parks/richmond-park/richmond-park-attractions/wildlife/invertebrates
Invertebrates
Information about the invertebrates in Greenwich Park including butterflies, spiders and grasshoppers.
https://www.royalparks.org.uk/parks/greenwich-park/things-to-see-and-do/wildlife/invertebrates
Grosvenor Square Garden
Grosvenor Square is the setting for the memorial to Franklin Roosevelt and under the Roosevelt Memorial Act the Secretary of State has the responsibility for maintaining it as a public garden. The square is also the centrepiece of the Duke of
The Allotment in Kensington Gardens
You can wander in anytime to enjoy and relax at the allotment, as well as pick up some useful tips for growing your own fruit and vegetables.
Blue Atlas cedar
Close to the centre of Queen Mary’s Gardens stands a magnificent Blue Atlas cedar.
Himalayan birch
You can find this Himalayan birch, with its bright white bark, in the Winter Gardens
Foxglove tree
This lovely flowering foxglove tree was planted as part of the design for The English Gardens.
New toilet and cafe opening at Victoria Tower Gardens
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Copper beech
About 50 years old, this copper beech stands just to the north west of The Hub on a patch of grassland near sports pitches.
