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Chelsea Physic Garden
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This garden, created in 1673, was initially intended for the study of plants for medicinal purposes. The Chelsea Physic Garden is therefore home to a seed exchange system and is geared towards preserving the diversity of plants that can be found in Britain today. Inside the garden is the largest olive tree of Britain along with many rare plants. You'll have to be a member to visit throughout the year, but non-members can enjoy the garden from April to October. You can also purchase plants in the shop or have a cup of herbal tea in their cafe, and the garden can be hired for special occasions.
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