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From topiary treasures to shallow trays of raked sand, climbing wisteria or scattered wildflowers - we're looking for the world's best gardens. Do you know an oasis of calm in an urban environment? A stately home with magnificently manicured grounds? A tucked-away corner hiding green-fingered genius? Check out our garden guide below, and if we've missed one you love, add your suggestions by sending a tip or emailing been.there@guardian.co.uk
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    A beautiful Japanese garden which opens to the public for a short period (April - June) and is free. The Japanese Garden is not the only attraction, as Clingendael Park itself is impressive and well worth an afternoon if you're looking for tranquility and nature within the Hague. Child-friendly and a great place for a picnic. Accessible by public transport from Central Station.

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    www.denhaag.nl/Pics/dsb/Ststr/clingendael/Japanse%20tuin%20Engels.pdf

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