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" \u2022 Architect Richard Meier&amp;#039;s choice is Old Westbury Gardens in Nassau County, New York: &amp;quot;An amazing experience. One would never know you&amp;#039;re only 400 yards from the Long Island Expressway.&amp;quot;  \u2022 &amp;quot;The exquisite color palette and unique plant selections make it magnificent,&amp;quot; landscape designer Deborah Nevins says of Vita Sackville-West&amp;#039;s famed Sissinghurst, in Kent, England. &amp;quot;I once read an obituary in The New York Times that said: &amp;#039;I hope you are somewhere that looks like Sissinghurst.&amp;#039;&amp;quot;  \u2022 Tastemaker Suzanne Rheinstein recommends the John P. Humes Japanese Stroll Garden in Mill Neck, New York. &amp;quot;We visited in the misty rain and the bark was beautiful on the trees. There was utter peacefulness all around, and it&amp;#039;s wonderfully maintained.&amp;quot;  \u2022 Urban Outfitters CEO Glen Senk names Chanticleer, in Wayne, Pennsylvania: &amp;quot;Its 30 acres always feel intimate and personal. I love the fanciful plant combinations and quirky painted chairs.&amp;quot;   \u2022 Landscape designer Art Luna praises Friar Park, former home of ex-Beatle George Harrison at Henley-on-Thames, England. &amp;quot;It has the most spectacular man-made lake with a grotto below, fabulous topiaries, and one of the best rockeries I&amp;#039;ve seen.&amp;quot;   \u2022 The Villa Noailles in Grasse, France, is a favorite of garden designer Madison Cox: &amp;quot;Its simplicity and severity are magical. There are small pavilions, moss-covered statuary, cool reflecting pools, and fountains.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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