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Gardens in Cambridgeshire, such as Anglesey Abbey and Elton Hall Gardens are listed below.

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Anglesey Abbey

Quy Road, Lode

Anglesey Abbey has a hundred-acre garden developed from 1926 by the 1st Lord Fairhaven presenting an imposing blend of formal 17th century French-style and 18th century natural landscaping. Majestic tree-lined avenues and walks form framework for... more

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Elton Hall Gardens

Elton, Peterborough

Since Medieval times, there have been buildings on the site of Elton Hall. The present gardens date from the Victorian and Edwardian era. During the last twenty years the gardens have been carefully restored and now include a flower garden,... more

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Peckover House & Garden

North Brink, Wisbech

Peckover House & Garden is a charming 2-acre Victorian garden at the rear of a Georgian house on the North Brink in the middle of Wisbech, described as `The National Trust´s best town garden´. A spacious lawn is shaded by specimen trees including a... more

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Chippenham Park

Chippenham, Ely

Stunning daffodil and snowdrops displays in spring have made Chippenham Gardens a must-see for horticultural fans in and around Cambridgeshire. These gorgeous grounds have been the setting for idyllic country strolls since the 16th century when... more

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Docwra´s Manor Garden

Shepreth, Royston

Docwra´s Manor Garden, is planted inside the walls of a farmyard, with parts dating back to the Middle Ages. Explore the dividing hedges of yew, beech, lilax and cordon apples. In early spring there are snowdrops, cyclmen and hellebores, followed by... more

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Wimpole Hall

Arrington, Royston

Wimpole Hall has a twenty-acre garden with a 350-acre park beyond. The garden has undergone several phases of landscape and garden design since the 17th century. The park has been landscaped by Bridgeman, `Capability´ Brown and Repton. There is an... more

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The Manor

Hemingford Grey, Huntingdon

The Manor: The moated Norman manor, c 1130, was the home of Lucy M Boston from 1939 and the setting for her Green Knowe children´s books. Lucy gradually laid out the garden over several years, bordering the path from the river to the house with... more

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Cambridge University Botanic Garden

Brookside, Bateman Street, Cambridge

The heritage-listed Cambridge University Botanic Garden was the vision of John Henslow, mentor to Charles Darwin. Today the Garden is a showcase for over 8000 plant species from around the world, including nine national collections, all immaculately... more

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