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Fluffy white and pink blossom starts appearing on trees and hedgerows across London from late March.
Visit the mini orchard outside the Stableyard to see Merton variety fruit trees in blossom. From mid to late May the horse chestnut trees blossom into shades of brilliant white, with snow-like flowers lining the avenues. And the hedgerows and path in the North Park look particularly lovely, lined with hawthorn and blackthorn blossom.
With an orchard of apricot, cherry, plum apple, pear and peach trees, there's always plenty of colourful blossom to see at Ham House. Historical records show that there's been an orchard at the house since at least 1609. So these trees are similar to those that owners of the house in days gone by would have enjoyed.
Spot the Great White Cherry in the Winter Garden this spring, also known as Prunus 'Tai Haku', with its brilliant white petals making a beautiful backdrop to your visit. Plum, pear and apple trees blossom from mid April, attracting bees busily collecting pollen and a colourful pink magnolia flowers
From April to May, 27 different varieties of apple tree burst into flower at Fenton House in the 300 year old orchard. The blossom is pink when the flowers first bloom, fading to white as the season progresses. Small ornamental cherry trees blossom along the South Walk too, providing a lovely backdrop for photos. Open Fridays, Sundays and on bank holidays, 11am-4pm, March-October.
From wildflower seed planting, to walks and talks, Tai-chi, creative writing and a textile club, there's plenty of ways to celebrate spring and the beauty of blossom.
Join us between 20 - 28 April and take part in free events and activities to share the joy and beauty of blossom in spring. In conjunction with local community groups, visitors can take part in free walks and workshops, enjoy music and dance performances and explore the blossom-themed exhibition in the Kiln Room.
Come for a guided walk with our Morden Hall Park Rangers and find out all about work we’ve been up to plant blossom in the park and enjoy the best of the day's blossom.
Join us at Morden Hall Park for a green session where you can plant wildflower seeds, take home a pollinator friendly pot and see flowers grow as the sun shines.
Explore the calming practice of tai-chi amongst the blossoms at Morden Hall Park.
Join Tree Folk Collective on a community walk through Morden Hall Park to learn more about our tree neighbours, their leaves and blossoms, and the folklore that connects us.
Join an holistic mindful experience during the Festival of Blossom, using the key practices of writing and walking meditation to get back in touch with nature and unlock your creativity.
Join the Morden Knit, stitch, crochet & textile club to try your hand at creating blossom flowers with a variety of textiles and methods. Get hooked and have fun!
From thriving wetlands to sprawling estates, intimate spaces and modernist masterpieces, London has it all, if you know where to look.