Which of the following gardens is NOT a UNESCO World Heritage Site?

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admin (Zone 7a) Feb 02, 2015
There are a total of 25 votes:

Kew Gardens
(2 votes, 8%)		Red dot

Orto Botanico
(1 votes, 4%)		Red dot

New York Botanical Garden
(20 votes, 80%)		Red dot

Eram Garden
(0 votes, 0%)		Red dot

Classical Gardens of Suzhou
(1 votes, 4%)		Red dot

Palmeral of Elche
(1 votes, 4%)		Red dot

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carrielamont Milton, MA(Zone 6a) Feb 02, 2015

Oh, ACK, I didn't want to be first!

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juhur7 Anderson, IN(Zone 6a) Feb 02, 2015

LOL I will second that ..

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joycet Franklin, OH(Zone 6a) Feb 02, 2015

So....what's the answer?

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McCool Millbury, MA(Zone 5a) Feb 02, 2015

Didn't vote at all on this one as the only one I ever heard of (and actually visited) was Kew Gardens. It was pretty neat and I can't say that I really care whether or not it's a World Heritage Site (though it probably is).

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vossner East Texas, United States(Zone 8a) Feb 03, 2015

Never heard of this place, was intrigued. 3000 years old! How fun I'd b to visit and stop by the tourist kiosk to gorge on dates (until the inside of my mouth sore from eating them)
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palmeral_of_Elche

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carrielamont Milton, MA(Zone 6a) Feb 03, 2015

I'm not that crazy about dates, but I adore those types of sites/exhibits/orchards.

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SingingWolf Menifee, CA(Zone 9a) Feb 04, 2015

Are any gardens in North America on the UNESCO World Heritage List? I knew that the New York Botanical Gardens weren't on the list. I've never heard of most of the places listed. Time to do some research. :-)
WIB~
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