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| Located in Stonehouse near to the railway embankment which crossed over Union Street. It was located between the modern day Rendle Street and Flora Street. These both have a connection to the lost gardens. Flora is obvious but Rendle Street was named after the nurseryman William Rendle who laid out the gardens and set them up. |
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