Londoners can now enjoy the first buds of spring in Wembley as cherry blossoms flourish in the park.

Visitors to the area will be able to enjoy the displays in busy Market Square near Brent Civic Centre.

Brent & Kilburn Times: Cherry trees of Market Square, Wembley Park are planted in large underground pots for easy relocationCherry trees of Market Square, Wembley Park are planted in large underground pots for easy relocation (Image: Chris Winter / Wembley Park)

Wembley Park Estates Team, which manages the trees, worked with landscape architects Macfarlane Associates to develop the walkway.

They selected ‘Prunus avius ‘plena’, a blossom also known as ‘Double flowered wild Cherry’, to match the colour of Wembley Stadium’s iconic arch.

Brent & Kilburn Times: Seating under the cherry blossom canopy at Wembley Park featuring street art by Mr Doodle, whose work has sold for over US $1 millionSeating under the cherry blossom canopy at Wembley Park featuring street art by Mr Doodle, whose work has sold for over US $1 million (Image: Chris Winter / Wembley Park)

The white cherry blossom was cultivated specifically to flower around the time of the FA Cup Semi Finals.

Planted in 2014, the Wembley Park cherry trees are placed underground in large pots, so the trees can be easily relocated without damage.

Brent & Kilburn Times: Cherry tree at Haute Dolci in Wembley ParkCherry tree at Haute Dolci in Wembley Park (Image: Chris Winter / Wembley Park)

Residents can learn more about the trees on Curio-xyz, a website and app which maps the local environment across communities.

Download the app at www.curio.xyz/about