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Arderne Public Gardens, Main Road, Claremont, Cape Town

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22/06/2012

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Arderne Public Gardens, Main Road, Claremont, Cape Town

Main Road Claremont

Cape Town , WC

South Africa

33° 59' 14.2332" S, 18° 27' 53.5644" E

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Western Cape ZA

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History: These gardens were established by Ralph Henry Arderne in 1845 and with the help of his son, Henry Mathew, he developed them into one of the most imported gardens of the Victorian era. These gardens are of great botanical, scientific and environmental importance.
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