Storm-tossed nights in late November flip London from autumn glow to winter hush. In a heartbeat, whitebeams, poplars and ginkgos can shed every leaf, while oaks, beeches and willows linger in turmeric and parchment tones. Stroll the inner streets to spot Italian alders holding glossy greens, hornbeams like golden shaving brushes, and winter-flowering cherries suddenly sparkling bare. Look closer for hybrid strawberry trees blooming, crabapples bejewelled with fruit, and sweetgums and smoke trees deepening to wine-reds. Keen eyes will find unusual oaks across Kew, Syon Park, Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens—from burr oaks with mossy acorns to sawtooth and daimyo oaks with striking leaves. November’s palette is fleeting, vivid, and wonderfully urban-wild.
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