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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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    Anglesey Abbey Winter Garden

    Posted by nassaubay 5 December 2012

    Anglesey Abbey Winter Garden is part of a National Trust property located near Lode, Cambridgeshire. The Winter Garden is one part of a much larger garden but is at its peak in the dead of winter. The colors, textures, and shapes are only visible in winter and provide a surreal and beautiful experience in the low winter light. This winter, they are opening the garden at night as part of the Winter Lights at Anglesey Abbey program (December 8,9,15 and 16). Otherwise, the garden is open daily 10:30 to 4:30.

    www.nationaltrust.org.uk/anglesey-abbey/
    Quy Road, Lode, Cambridge, Cambridgeshore CB25 9EJ
    +44(0)1223 810080
    Google map: bit.ly/QJ1j3K

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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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