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Near the pond section, there’s a tiny, painted door set into the wall. It’s only six inches tall. Children believe it’s for fairies. Adults believe it’s for maintenance access. Both are wrong—it’s a leftover prop from a 1990s TV show filmed here. The show was called “Brian’s Potting Shed.”

Brian, the host, was a chain-smoking gardener with a dreadlocks. The door was for a “magical gnome who lived inside.” Brian is now a retired accountant in Spain. The door remains. Touch it and make a wish—the staff will tell you it works, but only if you buy a bag of compost.

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The Most Expensive Item in the Shop

It’s not a rare orchid or a marble statue. It’s a 1950s watering can that looks like a giant frog. Price tag: £350. It’s a reproduction, but the sign says, “Vintage vibes only.” No one has ever bought it. The manager keeps it as a conversation starter.

One customer tried to haggle it down to £20. The manager offered him a free bag of peat instead. The man bought the peat and left. The frog can still sits there, gleaming under a spotlight, eternal and unwatered.

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