Which English county has been termed as the 'Garden of England'?
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Kent
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Devon
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Hampshire
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Berkshire
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Correct answer
Explanation
Kent has been called the 'Garden of England' for centuries due to its abundant orchards, hop gardens, and fertile agricultural land. The county is famous for its picturesque countryside, cherry orchards, and vineyards. Devon is known for cream teas and moors, while Hampshire and Berkshire have different agricultural profiles.