Wisley Fan Bismarckia nobilis Palm Tree
The Royal Horticultural Society was given Wisley in 1903, although at that time only a small part of the 24-ha (60-acre) estate was actually cultivated as a garden, the remainder being wooded farmland. The original garden was the creation of George Ferguson Wilson - businessman, scientist, inventor and keen gardener and a former Treasurer of the Society.
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Location: Royal Horticultural Society's Wisley Gardens
Photo credit: © John Bradshaw / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
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