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| > Botanical Institution | Sites where botanical or horticultural research, instruction or education is their main purpose. |
| > Cemetery | All burial grounds separate from place of worship / church: CoE, Jewish, Roman Catholic, Quaker, other denomination. |
| > Churchyard | Mainly burial grounds adjacent to a church/place of worship, but can include a church garden without graves/tombs. |
| > Garden Square | Garden enclosure (usually private/communal) surrounded by housing on at least 3 sides; includes garden squares now publicly accessible. |
| > Housing / Estate Grounds | Landscaped grounds created for housing development, a public or private estate, garden suburb, garden village, social housing. |
| > Institutional Grounds | Landscaped grounds of institutions including school, college, hospital, former asylum, prison etc. |
| > Private Garden | Garden of a single private property, e.g. villa garden, almshouse garden or grounds, nursery garden, roof garden, private communal garden that is not a Garden Square (see below). |
| > Private Open Land | Includes private golf courses, estate land/parkland, private sports ground, hotel grounds, other private land e.g. reservoir. |
| > Public Gardens | Publicly-accessible gardens, includes former burial grounds/churchyards converted to public gardens, garden of public building e.g. town hall, library etc. |
| > Public Open Land | Includes commons, greens, heaths, woodland, nature reserves, river or canalside landscaping, cycleway, former airfield (unless now a public park). |
| > Public Park | Publicly-accessible municipal parks and royal parks, includes public golf courses. |
| > Relict Feature | Sites where only a remnant of a former landscape or garden feature remains, e.g. parkland fragment, avenue, grotto, ornamental pond, shrubbery. |
| > Square | Essentially hard-landscaped spaces, including both public and private squares, courtyards. |
| > Other | Sites that do not fit into any other category. |