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Kew's Pagoda, seen here along Pagoda Vista, which starts at the Palm House.

Give a friend or relative membership as a gift and they get unlimited free access to the national treasure that is Kew, for a whole year.

Membership is the perfect gift for all ages. Whether they like gardens, plants, architecture and nature - or simply want a place to relax.

Kew Gardens is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and Wakehurst, our country garden in West Sussex, is home to one of the most ambitious seed conservation projects in the world, Kew's Millennium Seed Bank Partnership.

By giving membership you will be helping us maintain two botanic gardens and supporting our global conservation work to safeguard the world’s amazing plant kingdom for all our futures.

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Richmond Leisure Card holders receive a 10% discount on the first year of membership (cannot be used in conjunction with any other promotional offer, including the discount on Direct Debit).



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Expedition to remote coastal areas

Join Kew experts on an expedition to Central America

10 Nov 2011
Discover the remotest corners of Central America and the Caribbean with Kew scientists on a small expedition ship. An amazing discovery and adventure opportunity for members and Friends of Kew.

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Kew Patrons take tour of the Conservation Biotechnology Laboratory

15 Sep 2011
Kew Patrons go behind the scenes for an exclusive tour of Kew’s innovative conservation laboratory and get a glimpse of some of the world’s most endangered plants.

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