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British garden
English gardens are the most beautiful gardens among all European gardens. The reasons are that the UK enjoys the typical grassland climate with well distributed rainfall which is favourable for the growth of herbaceous perennials. Since they were ruling many countries, valuable plant collection was possible from diverse areas. The key features of British gardens in India are: Lawn: Grass lawn is a principal feature of English garden. A lawn can be of any shape and it may be plain or undulating. It can be laid by seed, turfing or plastering. Rockery: It is the second important feature of an English garden. There are various types of rockeries.
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