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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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    College Gardens

    Posted by Jewelz 17 May 2011

    The various colleges of Cambridge University employ award-winning gardeners. The layout and depth of the gardens are absolutely beautiful and are not inundated with too many tourists. Take pictures, smell the lovely scents and where possible have a picnic!

    www.botanic.cam.ac.uk/Botanic/Home.aspx
    1 Brookside, Cambridge, CB2 1JE
    +44(0)1223 336265
    Google map: bit.ly/mGgzuL

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    Wimpole Farm

    Posted by ThaiDi 31 December 2007

    This National Trust site has a manor house, with attached farm and gardens which can all be visited. The farm is especially popular with kids - petting areas, a playground with toy tractors, feeding time (hear the pigs oink and squeal as the food approaches) and all the usual farm animals are there - horses, cows, sheep, pigs, poultry, goats, with a few guinea pigs and rabbits thrown in. There are cafes and a restaurant too.

    8km southwest of Cambridge, www.wimpole.org

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