Themed plant collections
Arboretum
Kew's Arboretum stretches over the majority of the Gardens' 121 leafy hectares (300 acres).
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Berberis Dell
Berberis Dell was created between 1869 and 1875. It was once a gravel pit and is Kew's third-biggest excavation after the Lake and Rhododendron Dell.
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Grass Garden
Kew exhibited a living grass collection as far back as the early 19th century.
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Holly Walk
Stretching for 1,030 metres, Holly Walk is one of Europe’s most comprehensive collections of mature hollies.
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Minka House and Bamboo Garden
The Japanese Minka house stands in the Bamboo Garden between the Lake and River Thames.
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Order Beds and Rose Pergola
The area that today contains the Order Beds and Rose Pergola was originally a kitchen garden that supplied fruit and vegetables to the royal family.
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Redwood Grove
On the southern side of Cedar Vista, about halfway between the Pagoda and River Thames, stands Kew’s Redwood Grove.
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Rhododendron Dell
The Rhododendron Dell is believed to date back to Kew’s early days. In around 1734, Charles Bridgeman created a sunken garden on the Richmond Estate (now the western half of Kew).
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