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Wakehurst Place

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Now a World Heritage Site, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew is home to the world's largest and most diverse collection of living plants, with over 40,000 different species. Kew's seven magnificent glasshouses, including the famous Palm House, display rare and unusual plants from across the world.

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The 500 acres of garden at Wakehurst Place in West Sussex are a living green museum mixing botanical science, an international collection of plants and a conservation message for the 21st Century. The Gardens are home to the Millennium Seed Bank Project - a race against time to save the world's most endangered plants from extinction.

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