Join us on a Fruity Walk through South London, where trees tell stories of migration, resilience, and community. Starting at the Old Paradise Gardens, we’ll explore a hidden orchard at the Imperial War Museum, as well as extraordinary fruit trees and the voices behind them—who planted them, how they arrived, and what they reveal about our city.
This walk is for Londoners passionate about nature, sustainability, and urban spaces. Through mindfulness, tree identification, and storytelling, we’ll explore how green spaces foster belonging and wellbeing. Along the way, we’ll uncover hidden gems—remarkable fruit trees often unnoticed in the city's daily rush. Expect surprising discoveries, including trees you wouldn’t expect in London!
Led by Divya Hariramani Herrero, an urban fruit tree forager and Renewable Energy Consultant working on the built environment while running Fruity Walks on the side, this walk invites you to listen, learn, and help reimagine London’s future—one fruit tree at a time.
