Potters Fields is a small park on the riverside next to City Hall and Tower Bridge. It was renovated and newly planted fairly recently.
Entrance metalwork
Planting by Dutch gardener - use of grasses and complimentary plants. Subtle colouring and few 'flowers'.
Granite seating with colourful pattern resonate of pottery
Multi-trunked birch trees (and Suda)
Neglected food growing areaWe liked/ thought:
-Planting – relaxed, grasses, swathe of subtle colour – attractive for butterflies
-benches/ seating – contemporary feel
-trees – white trunks – contemporary feel
-Planting and trees
-Decorative benches, though didn’t like the individual benches which only seat one person
-Entrance is good, but unusual
-Attractive colourful low-maintenance planting
-Bonded resin paths!
-Seating is most attractive and colourful
-Raised flower beds could go over the raised mounds of graves
-Flowers on the edge of footpaths
-Entrance railings
-Granite edging
-Birch trees
-Planting - alive, colourful, sustainable
-Benches with porcelain patterns, and liked the individual bench seats
-Shiny, sharp, modern materials
-Is there a role for prairie planting in the Rec- along the pathway?
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