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Wettern Tree Garden
Located in Sanderstead, Purley Oaks Road. Purley Beeches is a unique collection of trees and shrubs that was initially laid out by Mr. Eric Frank Wettern. The Garden was conveyed to the Corporation in 1965 by way of a Gift to Trustees for the benefit of the public. As one of the Trustees Mr Wettern was able to maintain a keen interest in the gardens that he had started to lay out in 1919. The gardens are made up of a number of small gardens including the Delphinium Border and the Rose Trellis Garden which was built in 1967. A footpath leads from Wettern Tree Garden to the adjacent park Purley Beeches which contains many large Beech trees.
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