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The transformation of England's landscape during Queen Elizabeth I's reign is vividly illustrated through the passionate rivalry between Dudley and Cecil, two powerful figures. Their devotion to the queen fueled the creation of stunning gardens that not only showcased their horticultural prowess but also influenced the nation’s culture. This period saw statesmen, courtiers, and soldiers alike embracing gardening, reflecting the profound impact of Elizabeth's love for nature on society.
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Queen Elizabeth in the Garden: A Story of Love, Rivalry, and Spectacular Gardens, Trea Martyn
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- 2013
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