Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!

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Trees of Harringay: Pairs of Pears on Green Lanes Just a week after the pink (and pinky white) blossom of the cherry trees, the white froth of ornamental pear trees is erupting along Green… Started by Liz	0	Mar 20
Trees of Harringay: cherry blossom time! #blossomwatch With the first day of Spring fast approaching, the cherry trees coming into flower feels right on cue. Here's a sweet one on Umfreville a… Started by Liz	3	Mar 17 Reply by John Shulver
Trees of Harringay: A pair of little magnolias at the bottom of Cavendish At this time of year, I like to keep my eyes open for the first magnolia buds. Magnolias are such strange and beautiful trees. It's curious… Started by Liz	0	Feb 29
Trees of Harringay: The Pemberton Silver Wattle You can smell the Silver Wattle from yards away. It's in flower now and looks amazing Started by Liz	2	Feb 23 Reply by Jennifer B
Trees of Harringay: Willow Tree between Burgoyne and Umfreville over the New River Peer over the New River bridge at Burgoyne to get a lovely view of a mature willow tree Started by Liz	0	Feb 7

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