Location | Festival Gardens, St Paul's Cathedral |
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Variety | Alba |
Access | Public |
OS grid reference | TQ 32128 81214 |
Site class | Semi-mature, Weeping, |
Largest height (m) | 2.5 |
A weeping white mulberry was planted in 2000 on the north side of the gardens, on the lawn by the north-east gate leading to Paternoster Row. Silk and mulberry author J Feltwell in his Story of Silk (1990) shows a black and white photo of two mature black mulberry trees close to what looks like the south transept. They don't seem to be there today. There is a large sweetgum in this place now though. There is a mature black mulberry nearby by the carpark in in Amen Court (private but visible through a gate).
Public transport: St. Paul's or Thameslink Overground