Kew Gardens has a multi-layered history ... it’s fitting to remember Sir William Chambers (1723–96), the creator of the great Pagoda and a major figure in the ornamentation of the estate in the years ...

a Chinese pagoda and a crimson crested bird: but he bore her on. From the Oval-shaped flower bed there rose perhaps a hundred stalks spreading into heart-shaped or tongue-shaped leaves halfway up and ...

The face side of the coin depicts the botanical garden, whilst the reverse design - created by Christopher Le Brun - depicts an intricate design of the the famous Chinese Pagoda at Kew.

Kew Gardens is the capital’s largest UNESCO World Heritage site. Home to stunning landscaped grounds with majestic trees, elegant glasshouses, and a 50m-high 18th-century pagoda, the site will ...

The sought-after coin was released in 2009 to commemorate the 250th anniversary of Kew Gardens, featuring an intricate design of the Chinese Pagoda at the Royal Botanic Gardens on one side and a ...

The face side of the coin depicts the botanical garden, whilst the reverse design - created by Christopher Le Brun - depicts an intricate design of the the famous Chinese Pagoda at Kew.

After its glasshouses, I think Kew Gardens is most memorable for its trees ... including the famous Japanese pagoda tree (Styphnolobium japonicum) with its trunk supported by a brick column ...

With a mintage of just 210,000, The Kew Gardens 2009 coin has gained ... the coin celebrates the famous botanical garden - depicting a Chinese pagoda on one side, with a portrait of the late ...

Featuring the Chinese Pagoda, which is a staple of The Royal Botanic Gardens in Kew, the coin rose to fame in 2014 when it was revealed as the rarest coin in circulation. Since then, it has become ...

In Blue Peter's Design a Dragon Competition, we gave YOU the chance to design a dragon that will sit on the Great Pagoda at Kew Palace. Here's the winning design and the runners up.