Morden Hall Park: Avenue of lime trees,looking east

Morden Hall Park: Avenue of lime trees,looking east

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Partial / Incomplete Date c.1951
Area Morden
Copyright 1 B. Fletcher
Picture Reference MerMor_​OpenSpaces_​Parks_​4-6
Original Format Photo
Notes / History Morden Hall Park is the countryside come to town. It is a beautiful park, now owned by the National Trust, with with River Wandle flowing through it, creating a haven for wildlife.

There are native trees such as oak, beech, ash, birch, limes and some riverside trees such as willows and alders. It is important to have a range of trees of different ages so that these can form varying habitats to encourage different species of birds.

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