St Mary's Church Garden — Attraction in London

I am an expert Horticulturalist, Arboriculturalist and viticulturalist with qualifications in Environmental Conservation. Islington council's gardeners are without doubt the worst I've seen in decades. They don't even have basic qualifications like the RHS level 1 that only takes 6 months to complete, you can see the evidence for yourself, all the new trees in Islington have been planted in the plastic bags they were delivered in which is an egregious level of incompetence in itself but not only that they've double staked them when they are too small to need a dounle stake then they've put them all in cages that are used to prevent saplings being damaged by deer, I've never seen a herd of deer in Islington before... Their incompetence is not only destroying the trees, plants and green spaces in Islington it's affecting the wildlife, their incompetence is also wasting the council taxes we are forced to pay. Its September and we still have leaves on the floor from LAST September. It's completely unacceptable and I'm going to do something about it even if that means me running for...

Drove through the St Mary's Church Gardens last Sunday 28th September 2025 at approximately 10:45 a.m.. the weather was dry and cool. I stopped to observe trees and green fauna before entering the Church building itself for a Morning Worship Anglican Church Service. I was a repeat visitor to the building, however, had never attended a Church service here, ever. The area had quite a few people moving around the garden, a couple sitting and talking and several women with young children in pushchairs. Always a good...

A little peaceful park just behind the high road. Open 24 hours. Ideal for a more tea/coffe, dog walking, chilling. Has got very nice and old trees, couple memorial, and a drinking pump-fountain. Beautiful environment that even suit to look around...