DescriptionSculpture in Heritage Rose Garden - geograph.org.uk - 878999.jpg
English: Sculpture in Heritage Rose Garden There are two metal plates at the bottom of this sculpture; one says 'Rodger Mack Syracuse NY', the text on the other is 'Hardingham Workshop 1986'.
The walled garden, established around 1900 and used for growing fruit and vegetables during WWII, now accommodates the Heritage Rose Gardens the main purpose of which is to preserve varieties that may be lost to cultivation in a real garden setting. Thousands of roses were planted in date order, creating small separate gardens, each with a design typical of its period. The rose gardens were opened in 1984 by Dr Max Walters, past director of Cambridge Botanic Gardens.
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