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Re: 2012 Garden Conservancy Open Days: Win a Pair of Free Tickets

I would love to visit Stonecrop Gardens! I think the pit house with the collection of choice dwarf bulbs sounds very interesting. Twelve acres of gardens should be an amazing array of plants in one garden....I would like to see the diversity in this garden and also their conservatory!