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		<title>Public Gardens: Sir Harold Hillier Gardens</title>
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<p>Sir Harold Hillier was born in 1905 to a horticultural family. His father was Edwin Lawrence Hillier, a world authority on conifers, and his grandfather Edwin Hillier founded Hillier nurseries in 1864. The business was eventually passed onto Harold, who realised that gardening was becoming more hands on for those living in the new,  [...]</p>
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