Given this popularity, it’s hard to believe that the incredible property was left untouched for 75 years.

In fact, two of the most interesting features of the botanical gardens were installed during its restoration.

The other star of the gardens isMud Maid, who had originally been planned as a sort of mermaid.

Mud Maid at the Lost Gardens of Heligan

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Ivy covers her body while moss moves across her face for a stunning appearance.

Cornwall’s Lost Gardens of Heligan contain two delightful sculptures formed from clay and plants.

Giant’s Head at the Lost Gardens of Heligan

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Mud Maid at the Lost Gardens of Heligan

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Giant’s Head at the Lost Gardens of Heligan

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Giant’s Head at the Lost Gardens of Heligan

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Mud Maid at the Lost Gardens of Heligan

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