Lost 17th century garden revealed after Britain's record-breaking heatwave

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Lost 17th century garden revealed after Britain's record-breaking heatwave

England's prolonged spell of scorching temperatures and parched conditions has uncovered a remarkable piece of horticultural history at one of the country's most celebrated stately homes. Aerial photographs of the Chatsworth Estate in Derbyshire now show the ghostly imprint of "The Great Parterre," a long-buried ornamental garden featuring intricate arrangements of flowerbeds and pathways dating back to the late 17th…