A Tree Walk in Margravine Cemetery

A little-known cemetery that houses a varied amount of flora and spectacular ivy trees

Margravine Cemetery (also known as Fulham Old Cemetery) comprises some 16 acres in the middle of London. It is apparently at its best in May.

Roy is a renowned botanist specialising in plant-lore and also president of the SLBI, as well as the author of Vickery’s Folk Flora.

NB Participants are limited to the numbers currently permitted by the government regarding social distancing, presently 6 people at 1+ metres, should that change we will update the ticket availability.

Roy will not be wearing a mask for audio reasons i.e. so that he can be heard, but will be happy to should any participant prefer him to.

Part of The Urban Tree Festival

Roy Vickery, Roy’s website

Meeting point: meet at entrance to Cemetery in Margravine Gardens, c. 5 minutes walk from Barons Court station. Walking on tarmac and some uneven ground – Can be adapted to suit needs and abilities of participants; no toilets.

Tickets: Donations only please

The SLBI is a registered charity for botanical education. It supports people of all ages and backgrounds in learning about plants. By making a donation with your booking you will help to sustain our work with school children, families and the wider community. As a small charity, any amount you can give, large or small, will be warmly appreciated and make an enormous difference. Thankyou.