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Your donations can help Kew inspire visitors through our Gardens
21 Aug 2012
A recent donation from a Kew supporter will give more of our visitors the chance to explore our beautiful Gardens.
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Work starts on the restoration of Elizabeth Gate (formerly called the Main Gate) at Kew Gardens
20 Jul 2012
Unveiled in April 1846, Kew’s Elizabeth Gate has stood since Victorian times and is now undergoing full restoration.
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Donate your unwanted foreign coins to Kew
28 Jun 2012
Have you returned from holiday with unwanted currency? Perhaps you have foreign coins and notes hidden away in the back of a drawer? Why not donate them to Kew and support our work?
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Stunning autumn cyclamen are in flower at Kew Gardens and Wakehurst
30 Aug 2011
Autumn is a great time of year for cyclamens where beautiful displays of the Cyclamen hederifolium can be seen at both Kew Gardens and Wakehurst.
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Support the Kew Fund and help us to keep Kew looking amazing
15 Jun 2011
Planting has started on the Palm House parterre at Kew Gardens this summer. The new design will offer a memorable combination of pinks and greys, it will feature a display of around 16,000 plants and reflect a Victorian style.
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Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew launches fundraising campaign to restore the Temperate House following initial support from the Heritage Lottery Fund for a £15m bid
10 May 2011
The Heritage Lottery Fund has given the green light to the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew to develop plans to restore the Temperate House and its surrounding landscape, it was announced today. Development funding of £890,900 was awarded to help progress plans for the £28m project.
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'Food from Kew' cafés transformed at Kew Gardens
09 May 2011
White Peaks and Victoria Gate cafés to be updated and relaunched.
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Kew Fund: Chocolate, Rainforests and Conservation
12 Apr 2011
Cacao (Theobroma cacao), the plant that gives us chocolate, is just one of many rainforest plant species which are grown and used by people. Find out how Kew's work is helping to protect this species in South America.
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The 'Harcourt Scholars' - a family story
16 Mar 2011
Hidden away in the depths of Kew's archives is an application letter from a young man named Fredrick Harcourt, dated July 1911. The letter requests a position as a trainee gardener at Kew. One hundred years on, his daughter is supporting two new Horticulture Apprentices.
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Complimentary wine with lunch rocks!
07 Jan 2011
Kew Premier Friends' exclusive offer at the Rock & Rose restaurant in Richmond
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