North Bank is a small park where mature woodland has developed from former ornamental plantings. Probably the oldest tree in the borough of Haringey, a horse chestnut around 300 years old, is found here. The northern part of the site, surrounding Muswell Hill Methodist Church, is freely accessible to the public. A private tennis club occupies the southern part.
Local Wildlife Site
Accessible Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation
North Bank, Pages Lane
Borough: Haringey
Grade: Local
Access: No public access
Area: 1.91 ha
Description
Wildlife
Mature trees include pedunculate oak, common lime, sycamore, hornbeam and beech. The ground flora beneath the trees is dominated by bramble and cow parsley, and also includes pendulous sedge and garlic mustard.Facilities
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Horse-chestnut in autumn © Mike Waite
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