the Garden of England

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The Garden of England is a traditional nickname for the county of Kent, famed for its lush countryside, orchards, and hop gardens.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Garden of England 4
the Garden of England canonical 1

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Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf nickname
regional epithet
appliedTo Kentish countryside
Kentish hop fields
Kentish orchards
appliesTo county of Kent
associatedWith agriculture
fruit-growing
hop gardens
lush countryside
orchards
rural landscape
capitalOfRegion Maidstone (county town of Kent)
linked to: Maidstone
category Nicknames of places in the United Kingdom
country England
hasAlternativeForm "the garden of England"
hasReputationFor fertile soil
mild climate
scenic beauty
language English
locatedIn South East England
notableProduce apples
cherries
hops
soft fruit
partOf United Kingdom cultural geography
refersTo Kent
timePeriod 19th century onward
usedFor regional branding
tourism promotion

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Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Kent hasNickname the Garden of England
historic county of Kent traditionalNickname Garden of England
linked to: the Garden of England
Kent, England nicknamed Garden of England
linked to: the Garden of England
Kentish countryside partOf Garden of England
linked to: the Garden of England
County of Kent nicknamed Garden of England
subject linked to: County of Kent, England
linked to: the Garden of England