Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Park is a medium-sized park in which the Imperial War Museum stands. We visited the rangers' area where fruit and veg are grown, the sports facilities, and an orchard area.


What we liked:
-orchard
-sports facilities/ courts
-mulberry tree / fruit trees
-fruit and veg grown against a wall
-not prescriptively designed – people find the spaces for their mood/ activity
-tennis and sport – demand for it
-involvement of rangers important
-novelty of the mulberry tree
-beautiful mulberry tree (with public picking days)
-orchard and bushes grown up the wall
-fruit and veg as part of the ornamental planting around the park
-rangers involved
-orchard
-sports facilities/ courts
-mulberry tree / fruit trees
-fruit and veg grown against a wall
-not prescriptively designed – people find the spaces for their mood/ activity
-tennis and sport – demand for it
-involvement of rangers important
-novelty of the mulberry tree
-beautiful mulberry tree (with public picking days)
-orchard and bushes grown up the wall
-fruit and veg as part of the ornamental planting around the park
-rangers involved
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