Local Wildlife Site

Accessible Sites of Importance for Nature Conservation

Whitehorse Meadow

Borough: Croydon

Grade: Local

Access: Free public access (all/most of site)

Area: 1.42 ha

Description

Whitehorse Meadow was originally used as allotments but is now managed for nature conservation.

Wildlife

The meadow has several interesting plants including wild marjoram and common stork's-bill, but the most unusual species is garden lovage, perhaps a relic of the former allotment use. There is a pond in the area of bramble scrub.

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