Tea Garden

Tea garden may refer to:

  • Roji, surrounding Japanese tea houses and which form part of the architecture associated with Japanese tea ceremony
  • Tea plantations, where tea bushes are cultivated
  • Pleasure gardens designed for the drinking of tea and for strolling. These flourished in the late 18th century. Examples were Cuper's Gardens and the area that became the Caledonian Cattle Market in London, England.

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