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 ...
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Gardener's notebook: Kew's precious trees are at risk of climate change — here's the plan to save themAfter 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 ...
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 ...
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.
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