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Cadogan Place South Garden - Open Garden for NGS
Many surprises, unusual trees and shrubs are hidden behind the railings of this large London square. The first square to be developed by architect Henry Holland for Lord Cadogan at the end of C18, it was then called the London Botanic Garden. Mulberry trees planted for silk production at end of C17. Cherry trees, wisteria pergola and bulbs are outstanding in spring.
Saturday 24 May
Cadogan Place South Garden, Knightsbridge, London SW1X 9RX
Check website for latest information. Sat 24 May (10-4). Admission £5, Children free. Times:10:00 to 16:00.
Organised by
NGS - National Garden Scheme
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