Abbots Ripton Hall - (Cambridgeshire)

The gardens contain many fine old trees, including elms injected annually against Dutch.

Abbotsbury Subtrop - (Dorset)

Since the restoration after the great storm of 1990, many new exotic and unusual plants have been.

Aberglasney Garden - (Wales)

Achamore Gardens - (Scotland)

On the Community-owned Isle of Gigha, there are 54 acres of Achamore Gardens. The warming influen.

Aldby Park - (Yorkshire)

A superb and ancient site has been extensively re-modelled and replanted with the terraces by the.

Alderley Grange - (Gloucestershire)

Alton Towers - (Staffordshire)

Alton Towers, the UK's number one theme park, consists of 500 acres of superbly landscaped gr.

Ammerdown House - (Somerset)

The formal garden was a brilliant conception by Lutyens who wanted to link the house with the bea.

An Cala - (Scotland)

Anglesey Abbey Gar - (Cambridgeshire)

One of the most remarkable gardens in England, laid out almost in its entirety in the last centur.

Annesley Gardens a - (Northern Ireland)

The National Arboretum extends to 100 acres in the Castlewellan Forest Park where a mile long lak.

Anne's Grove - (Republic of Ireland)

Antony - (Cornwall)

Twenty-eight acres of gardens in a beautiful natural setting surround one of the finest 18th cent.

Antrim Castle Gard - (Northern Ireland)

Antrim Borough Council is proud to present a new era at Antrim Castle Gardens in providing visito.

Apple Court - (Hampshire)

Appleton Manor - (Oxford)

Arbury Hall - (Warwickshire)

The Gardens at Arbury, set in rolling parkland, include wooded walks and lakes and provide visito.

Ardcarraig - (Republic of Ireland)

5 acre hillside garden.

Ardkinglas Woodlan - (Scotland)

The garden comprises 25 acres of hillside with wonderful views over Loch Fyne in some of Scotland.

Arduaine Garden - (Scotland)

A fairly mild coastal garden 20 miles south of Oban in Argyll. It has a wonderful collection of r.

Arley Hall & Garde - (Cheshire)

Overlooking a beautiful park, these award-winning gardens have been lovingly created by successiv.

Arlington Court - (Devon)

The grounds at Arlington Court are largely informal, with large clumps of rhododendron, hydrangea.

Arundel Castle Gar - (West Sussex)

The Collector Earl's Garden This new formal garden is a light-hearted tribute to Thomas Howard, 14t.

Ascott - (Buckinghamshire)

This Rothschild house and garden is famous for its superb Victorian design which includes wide la.

Barford Park - (Somerset)

Ashton Court Estat - (Avon)

Ashton is largely a Victorian garden with a terrace bounded by the original 18th century wall and.

Athelhampton House - (Dorset)

Athelhampton is one of the finest 15th-century manor-houses and is surrounded by one of the great.

Audley End House & - (Essex)

Beautiful 'Capability' Brown designed landscape with a parterre, now restored, planted on.

Badminton House Ga - (Gloucestershire)

Designed by Russell Page and Francois Goffinet the Badminton House gardens combine formality and .

Ballymaloe Cookery - (Republic of Ireland)

Among the tall trees and beech hedges of an old garden a series of new organic gardens is being c.

Bantry House & Gar - (Republic of Ireland)

The second Earl of Bantry terraced the land around the house, seven terraces in all, with the hou.

Barbara Hepworth M - (Cornwall)

Gain a remarkable insight into the work and outlook of one of Britain's most important 20th c.

Barnsdale Gardens - (Rutland)

Barnsdale Gardens is a joy to visit; 39 themed gardens, ponds and woodlands nestled in a quiet co.

Barnsley House - (Gloucestershire)

An important and influential garden. The four acre garden blends many styles in an artful and ple.

Barrington Court G - (Somerset)

An enchanting formal garden influenced by Gertude Jekyll and laid out in series of walled rooms, .

Barton House - (Gloucestershire)

Bateman's - (East Sussex)

A charming 17th century house and garden much loved by the chronicler of Britain's imperial supremac.

Batsford Arboretum - (Gloucestershire)

A rare and beautiful collection of trees, shrubs and wild flowers located in 55 acres of spectacu.

Bays Farm Garden - (Suffolk)

A true 2-acre plantsman's garden with all year round interest with regular monthly openings t.

Beaulieu - (Hampshire)

The name Beaulieu means beautiful place and the gardens certainly live up to the name. They have .

Bedgebury National - (Kent)

The Pinetum has the most complete collection of conifers on one site anywhere in the world. The c.

Beeleigh Abbey Gar - (Essex)

Past design: Basil Ionides and Wykeham Chancellor (1912-1920s)
Three acres of spacious and p.

Belmont House & Ga - (Kent)

There is something of interest for everyone in the garden at Belmont; a mixture of formal and inf.

Beningbrough Hall - (Yorkshire)

The early plans of the Hall show it at the centre of avenues radiating out in a formal landscape .

Belvoir Castle - (Leicestershire)

The Spring Gardens are named after their natural water spring and are designed to look magnificen.

Belsay Hall - (Northumberland)

Belsay Hall has a garden very much in the Picturesque style. It consists of formal terraces to th.

Belton House - (Lincolnshire)

This garden reflects the formality of the late 17th century, in keeping with the period of the ma.

Belsay Hall - (Northumberland)

Belsay Hall has a garden very much in the Picturesque style. It consists of formal terraces to th.

Benington Lordship - (Hertfordshire)

Laid out on the site of a Norman castle overlooking Norman fishponds with views over unspoilt cou.

Benmore Botanic Ga - (Scotland)

From the formal garden, through the hillside woodlands, follow the paths to a stunning viewpoint .

Berkeley Castle - (Gloucestershire)

The extensive gardens have matured in their varied and colourful way, under the hands of successi.

Besthorpe Hall - (Norfolk)

Besthorpe Hall has a lovely old formal garden within Tudor enclosures and features a good collect.

Beth Chatto Garden - (Essex)

The original site was wasteland consisting of widely contrasting problem areas. There was poor gr.

Bickham House - (Devon)

Bicton Park Botani - (Devon)

The magnificent 63-acre (25 ha) historic park is superbly landscaped with lakes and fountains. It.

Biddulph Grange Ga - (Staffordshire)

This fifteen acre garden has everything, and in extraordinary measure, and must be visited to be .

Bide-a-Wee-Cottage - (Northumberland)

The garden is set within Northumberland countryside, on an exposed hillside above the Font Valley.

Biggar Park - (Scotland)

Biggar Park has a garden of approximately ten acres with the house situated in the middle. The ga.

Birkenhead Park - (Cheshire)

Birmingham Botanic - (Birmingham)

A tranquil oasis, opened in 1832, and easily reached both by road from the motorway networks and .

Blair Castle - (Scotland)

Blair Castle is at the hub of a breathtaking historic landscape most of which was laid out in the.

Blaise Castle Hous - (Bristol)

A spectacular drive up to the house through the gorge passes a Robber's Cave and the Lover.

Blakenham Woodland - (Suffolk)

Blenheim Palace - (Oxford)

The Gardens cover more than 200 acres, including over 90 acres of award winning Formal Gardens.&n.

Blewbury Manor - (Oxford)

Blickling Estate - (Norfolk)

A spectacular and beautiful Jacobean house entices you to visit an equally spectacular and beauti.

Bodnant Garden - (Wales)

Stephen Lacey, the garden writer, lecturer and presenter has written that the scale, grandeur and.

Bodysgallen Hall - (Wales)

Bodysgallen is situated on high ground on a peninsular facing south, with a series of descending .

Bolehyde Manor - (Wiltshire)

Bonython Estate Ga - (Cornwall)

This is a magnificent 20-acre colour garden, including a sweeping hydrangea drive to the Georgian.

Borde Hill Garden - (West Sussex)

At its heart, Borde Hill House, an Elizabethan mansion dating from 1590, provides a superb backdr.

Bosahan - (Cornwall)

Bosvigo - (Cornwall)

The gardens are planted with mainly herbaceous plants that are their best in the summer- although.

Bourton House Gard - (Gloucestershire)

An award-winning intensively planted three-acre garden surrounding an 18th century Manor House an.

Bowood House and G - (Wiltshire)

This hundred acre garden and park surrounding the house has features designed by many of the most.

Bradenham Hall - (Norfolk)

The 27-acre gardens are situated on one of Norfolk's few high points and although the positio.

Bramdean House - (Hampshire)

This is a real plantsman s garden, full of interest all year round, and especially from April unt.

Bramham Park - (Yorkshire)

Early 18th century French-style formal gardens almost unique in England with grand vistas and une.

Brandy Mount House - (Hampshire)

Brandy Mount House has about one and a quarter acres of informal gardens in a secluded location, .

Branklyn Garden - (Scotland)

There were three major influences which helped Dorothy and John Renton to channel their ideas and.

Bridgemere Garden - (Cheshire)

Brinkfields - (Leicestershire)

Broadleas House - (Wiltshire)

Brockhampton Cotta - (Hereford)

Brockhole - (Cumbria)

The sheltered nature of the garden and the mild, moist climate of South Lakeland, means that a nu.

Brodick Castle - (Scotland)

Brodick Castle and Country Park are situated on the Isle of Arran and lie within an extensive and.

Brodsworth Hall & - (Yorkshire)

The delightful grounds, which can be visited all year, are a traditional mixture of formal and in.

Brook Cottage - (Oxford)

The four acre garden has been formed by an architect and a plantswoman almost entirely since 1964.

Broughton Castle - (Oxford)

The formal garden to the south features unusual fleur-de-lys-shaped box hedges with Rose Grass, a.

Broughton Grange E - (Oxford)

Broughton House - (Scotland)

There are many fine plants in this garden including camellias, dwarf Japanese stone pines planted.

Bryan's Ground - (Hereford)

Buckland Abbey - (Devon)

The garden at Buckand Abbey is a tranquil spot and it is not hard to imagine that Cistercian monk.

Bucklesham Hall - - (Suffolk)

Burford House & Ga - (Worcestershire)

This charming seven acre garden was planted in the 1950s to compliment the stylish Georgian house.

Burgess Hill In Bl - (East Sussex)

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Burnby Hall Garden - (Yorkshire)

Exploring the Gardens, the visitor will meet continually changing vistas. There is the Secret Gar.

Burrow Farm Garden - (Devon)

Beautifully landscaped 13 acre gardens with wonderful views and many interesting features includi.

Burton Constable - (Yorkshire)

Around the house there are gardens with statues, an Orangery, stable block and wildfowl lakes set.

Buscot Park - (Oxford)

The deliberate surprise of the sudden view of the narrow vista cutting through the dense woods le.

Cadhay - (Devon)

The beauty of Cadhay is in its simplicity.
Double sided herbaceous borders, backed by yew .

Cadland Gardens - (Hampshire)

Cae Hir - (Wales)

This six acre garden was created and was, until 2009, solely maintained by the owner, Wil Akkerma.

Caerhays Castle Ga - (Cornwall)

This is one of the outstanding woodland gardens, extending over 100 acres, in the British Isles; the.

Calke Abbey - (Derbyshire)

The National Trust's programme of restoration here has been careful to retain the essence of .

Canal Gardens - (Yorkshire)

Canons Ashby House - (Northampton)

A lovely romantic garden set in rolling Northamptonshire countryside surrounding a very elegant o.

Capesthorne Hall & - (Cheshire)

Capesthorne Hall has a beautiful lakeside garden with herbaceous borders and a rose arbour. The r.

Carnell - (Scotland)

The park includes two squares of Lime Trees, to represent the Scottish squares at the Battle of D.

Cass Sculpture Fou - (West Sussex)

At Goodwood a visitor will find a 24 acre site enclosed on two sides by an historic listed flint .

Castle Ashby Garde - (Northampton)

Castle Bromwich Ha - (Birmingham)

Set within 10 acres, the formal Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens have been restored to their former 1.

Castle Hill - (Devon)

The parkland, studded with grass terraces and statues leads down to the river and lakes. On the e.

Castle Howard - (Yorkshire)

The original garden was intended purely to provide fruit and vegetables for the house but soon af.

Castle Kennedy Gar - (Scotland)

The sixteenth century, but now ruined, castle is set in 75 acres of landscaped terraces and avenu.

Castle of Mey - (Scotland)

The walled garden is in the classic Scottish walled garden style with vegetables in the middle an.

Cawdor Castle - (Scotland)

In 1981 Lord Cawdor decided to remodel the kitchen garden and plant a holly maze. The pattern for.

Cerney House Garde - (Gloucestershire)

Cerney House Gardens is a romantic, secret place in the Cotswolds, near to Cheltenham, Gloucester.

Chapel Street 21 - (Lincolnshire)

Charts Edge dd - (Kent)

A 9-acre hillside garden which is still being restored. It has a large collection of rhododendron.

Chatsworth - (Derbyshire)

The garden is beautiful in all seasons, and there are an extraordinary variety of interesting tem.

Chartwell - (Kent)

The lovely gardens command unrivalled views over the Weald of Kent and contain lakes, a water gar.

Chelsea Physic Gar - (Middlesex)

Famous Botanic garden with two ponds, glasshouses, rare and tender plants, and the largest olive .

Chenies Manor Hous - (Buckinghamshire)

The 15th/16th century manor house is surrounded by magnificent lawns, walls and gardens. There ar.

Chesters Walled Ga - (Northumberland)

Chesters is a two-acre, 18th Century garden, sheltered on three sides by beeches and yew, but ope.

Chippenham Park - (Cambridgeshire)

Chirk Castle - (Wales)

The views from this site compensate for its exposed nature, though belts of massive oaks provide .

Chisenbury Priory - (Wiltshire)

Chiswick House - (Middlesex)

The garden dates from the early 18th century and surrounds a perfect Palladian villa. William Ken.

Cholmondeley Castl - (Cheshire)

Cholmondeley is a vast garden in a romantic and beautiful setting with splendid views of the Goth.

Christ's College - (Cambridgeshire)

Chyverton - (Cornwall)

This is a large landscape garden of around 140 acres, with lake, a bridge and statues. A valley g.

Claremont Landscap - (Surrey)

Claremont was once described as 'the noblest of any in Europe' and after the National Tru.

Clearbeck House - (Lancashire)

Formality near the house merges into wilderness around the lake. Beyond that vistas lead the eye .

Clinton Lodge - (East Sussex)

A six-acre formal and romantic garden, overlooking parkland, with a new William Pye water feature.

Cliveden - (Buckinghamshire)

Set high above the River Thames with far-reaching views, these beautiful gardens capture the gran.

Clumber Park - (Nottinghamshire)

A wonderful two mile avenue of mature limes leads to the large artificial serpentine lake beside .

Cluny House - (Scotland)

Cluny is a wild woodland garden set in the scenic Strathtay Valley in the heart of Scotland. The .

Colesbourne Park - (Gloucestershire)

10 acres, including formal gardens,informal wild garden, lake and parkland arboretum, with natura.

Clyne Gardens - (Wales)

Coleton Fishacre G - (Devon)

This wonderful garden lies in a stream-fed valley above the South Devon coast. The mild climate, .

Columbine Hall - (Suffolk)

Conholt Park Estat - (Hampshire)

10 acres surrounding Regency house (not open), with mature cedars. Rose, sensory, winter and secr.

Consall Hall Garde - (Staffordshire)

Standing high above Consall Forge and Valley, the gardens are spread over 70 acres and feature si.

Cooke's House - (West Sussex)

Corpusty Mill - (Norfolk)

Corsham Court - (Wiltshire)

Set in a landscape designed by 'Capability' Brown and Humphry Repton, the gardens feature.

Cotehele - (Cornwall)

A fourteen-acre garden with the house and outbuildings at the top of a combe which drops down to .

Cothay Manor & Gar - (Somerset)

Five miles West of Wellington, hidden in the high-banked lanes of Somerset, lies Cothay, built at.

Coton Manor Garden - (Northampton)

Coton Manor lies in peaceful Northamptonshire countryside and enjoys beautiful views providing an.

Cotswold Wildlife - (Oxford)

Cottesbrooke Hall - (Northampton)

Cottesbrooke Hall is a magnificent Queen Anne house dating from 1702. It contains a unique collec.

Coughton Court - (Warwickshire)

The centrepiece is the famous walled garden, with a concentration of roses and herbaceous plants..

Courtyard Farm - (Norfolk)

This fully organic farm is famous for its wild flowers and abundant wildlife. The 150 acres of wi.

Cracknells - (Essex)

Cragside House Gar - (Northumberland)

The National Trust owns 1,000 acres of this estate and has completed the immense task of restorin.

Cranborne Manor Ga - (Dorset)

The beautiful and historic gardens of yew hedges, walled, herb, mount and wild gardens originate .

Crarae Garden - (Scotland)

Crarae Gardens are situated on the north side of Loch Fyne some ten miles south-west of Inveraray.

Crathes Castle Gar - (Scotland)

Crossing House Gar - (Cambridgeshire)

The garden is just over 1/4 acre lying beside the Kings Cross - Cambridge railway line, and featu.

Croxteth Hall & Co - (Merseyside)

A Victorian walled garden retaining many of its period features, including heated flue walls, a m.

Culland Hall - (Derbyshire)

rn Rose lovers will relish the chance to see over 100 varieties of roses, such fragrant beauties .

Culzean Castle & C - (Scotland)

Culzean Castle and Country Park are situated on the Ayrshire coast and lie within an extensive an.

Dalemain - (Cumbria)

The enchanting gardens that surround the house were originally established by Sir Edward Hasell i.

Dam Farm House - (Derbyshire)

The garden was made from a field in 1980 and has been developed ever since and it now includes an.

Dartington Hall - (Devon)

The Gardens at Dartington Hall are steeped in history, a monument to the vision and enterprise of.

Dawyck Botanic Gar - (Scotland)

This is a spectacular woodland garden with a history of tree planting extending over 300 years. T.

Denmans Garden - (West Sussex)

Denmans is a superb 20th century garden of about 1.5 ha, planted for all year interest. Once farm.

Derreen - (Republic of Ireland)

The most famous feature of the garden is the large number of Dicksonia Antarctica, tree ferns fro.

Docton Mill - (Devon)

Doddington Hall - (Lincolnshire)

Doddington Hall is surrounded by five acres of romantic walled gardens, with formal topiary, box-.

Down House - (Kent)

English Heritage have been recreating the gardens as the Darwinsc would have seen them, although .

Drummond Castle - (Scotland)

Situated in Perthshire, Drummond Castle Gardens provide a perfect example of Italianate formal la.

Dun Ard - (Scotland)

The garden has a strong formal structure and explores the contrast between this formal design and.

Dunbeath Castle - (Scotland)

A tunnel of trees leads to steep grassy banks on either side each with a large walled garden and .

Duncombe Park - (Yorkshire)

The grass terraces of Duncombe and Rievaulx are unique, and perhaps the most spectacularly beauti.

Dunge Valley Hidde - (Cheshire)

A Himalayan Garden set in The Rolling Pennine Hills with woodland, streams, waterfalls with a stu.

Dunham Massey - (Cheshire)

Surrounding the 18th-century house, the garden at Dunham Massey is a great plantsman's garden.

Dunsborough Park - (Surrey)

Dunster Castle - (Somerset)

The gardens are 17 acres in size and are testament to the planting of generations of the Luttrell.

Dunrobin Castle Ga - (Scotland)

Dyffryn Gardens - (Wales)

One of the chief pleasures at Dyffryn is the wide variety of gardens laid out in the park. These .

Dyrham Park - (Gloucestershire)

In a remarkable and beautiful setting, Dyrham Park is notable for its parkland and historic herd .

Earlscliffe Garden - (Republic of Ireland)

Earlscliffe's pride is its fantastic collection of Southern Hemisphere plants. Tender plants,.

Earlshall Castle - (Scotland)

Garden designed by Sir Robert Lorimer. Spectacular topiary lawn in form of chessmen, rose terrace.

East Bergholt Plac - (Suffolk)

The garden and arboretum at East Bergholt Place covers some 20 acres and, due to the planting of .

East Lambrook Mano - (Somerset)

Margery Fish's garden at East Lambrook Manor is a magnet for garden lovers from all over the .

East Ruston Old Vi - (Norfolk)

A remarkable 18 acre exotic garden which is a feast of formal design, decorative exuberance and b.

Eastleach House - (Gloucestershire)

Created over the past twenty years or more, the garden at Eastleach has been transformed by Steph.

Easton Walled Gard - (Lincolnshire)

The aim of the restoration at Easton is to re-discover the original garden layout, and especially.

Eden Project - (Cornwall)

Described as the eighth wonder of the world, the Eden Project is a global garden for the 21st Cen.

Edzell Castle - (Scotland)

Englefield House - (Berkshire)

Erddig - (Wales)

The neat pattern of paths, lawn, pleached limes, fruit trees, yews and hollies, and lines of Port.

Euston Hall (close - (Norfolk)

Ten acres of pleasure grounds with formal rose gardens and herbaceous borders close to the house..

Evenley Wood Garde - (Northampton)

Set amongst the beautiful Northamptonshire countryside, a privately owned Evenley Wood Garden has.

Exbury Gardens & S - (Hampshire)

A spectacular 200 acre woodland garden on the east bank of the Beaulieu River, world famous for t.

Fairhaven Woodland - (Norfolk)

This is a delightful natural woodland and water garden of over 180 acres with its own private inn.

Farleigh House - (Hampshire)

Farnborough Hall - (Warwickshire)

A lovely serpentine uphill walk along a grass terrace of three quarters of a mile terminates in a.

Farrs - (Dorset)

The garden is comprised of a series of discrete, contrasting areas developed over recent years. T.

Felbrigg Hall - (Norfolk)

The garden at Felbrigg is in two halves. The West Garden is typical of the 18th century landscape.

Felley Priory Gard - (Nottinghamshire)

Each part of the garden is planted with different plants and shrubs, many of them unusual. The so.

Firvale Allotment - (Yorkshire)

Fletcher Moss Bota - (Lancashire)

Folly Farm - (Berkshire)

Forde Abbey & Gard - (Dorset)

A splendid 30-acre garden surrounding the Medieval house. Bordered on one side by the River Axe w.

Fota Arboretum & G - (Republic of Ireland)

Located in the sheltered harbour of Cork, the 27-acre Fota Arboretum and Gardens are of internati.

Fountains Abbey & - (Yorkshire)

This famous garden encapsulates much of the early English landscape style, though none of the fam.

Freda's Garden - (Kent)

Colourful Victorian garden wrapped around large Victorian house. Winding pathways, fern garden, H.

Frogmore Gardens - (Berkshire)

Sweeping lawns, a serpentine water course and wonderful mature exotic trees make up Frogmore Gard.

Furzey Gardens - (Hampshire)

Set in the heart of the New Forest at Minstead, these delightful, informal gardens were establish.

Gants Mill & Garde - (Somerset)

A three-quarter acre garden complements the famous water mill and uses the mill stream to great e.

Gardens of the Ros - (Hertfordshire)

The Gardens as currently developed, cover more than five acres. Work started in September 2005. T.

Gatton Park - (Surrey)

Gatton Park is the core 260 acres of the Gatton estate and is made up of lovingly restored garden.

Garden Cottage - (Northumberland)

Set in beautiful, rural Northumberland the 1 1/2 acre garden, with a sheltering early 19th centur.

Gilbert White's Ho - (Hampshire)

The 30 acres of garden and parkland of Gilbert White's House are set against the backdrop of .

Glenarn - (Scotland)

This sheltered woodland garden overlooks the Gareloch and is well-known for its collection of rho.

Glendoick Gardens - (Scotland)

Woodland garden with bridges and waterfalls containing 100s of rhododendrons, camellias, Magnolia.

Glendurgan Garden - (Cornwall)

This is a valley garden of great beauty, created in the 1820's and running down to the tiny v.

Glenveagh Castle - (Republic of Ireland)

The centrepiece of Glenveagh National Park is the Castle and surrounding 27-acre Gardens, set abo.

Goadby Hall - (Leicestershire)

The garden had been neglected for many years and was a jungle with falling-down walls until 2000,.

Godinton House & G - (Kent)

The great boundary hedge, based on Blomfield's original design, is one of the largest in the .

Golden Acre Park - (Yorkshire)

Goldsborough Hall - (Yorkshire)

Over the past few years owner Clare Oglesby has restored the garden to its former glory. With a b.

Goodnestone Park G - (Kent)

The garden covers approximately 14 acres. The formal area lies around the house with fine specime.

Graythwaite Hall - (Cumbria)

A woodland garden mixing the formal and informal within a dramatic landscape. The main features a.

Great Comp - (Kent)

Set in the heart of The Garden of England and surrounding a 17th century house, Great Comp Garden.

Great Dixter - (East Sussex)

Great Dixter was the family home of the late Christopher Lloyd, the plantsman and gardening write.

Great Fosters - (Surrey)

Within the 50-acre estate, this wonderful and inspiring garden has been beautifully restored over.

Greenbank Garden - (Scotland)

Greenbank House and Garden are situated in Clarkston to the south of Glasgow. The property extend.

Greencombe - (Somerset)

Essentially the garden consists of a magnificent woodland with trees 90ft high, making it seem li.

Gresgarth Hall - (Lancashire)

The garden is one of the largest in the North West and has been extensively re-landscaped and pla.

Greys Court - (Oxford)

The 14th century ruins of a fortified house, which still sports a Great Tower, provide a peaceful.

Grimsthorpe Castle - (Lincolnshire)

Grimsthorpe Castle is the centrepiece in a 3,000 acre park of rolling pastures, landscaped lakes .

Groombridge Place - (Kent)

Groombridge is known as a beautiful, peaceful garden retaining a sense of history, romance and in.

Gunby Hall & Garde - (Lincolnshire)

The estate consist of 8 acres of walled gardens including a working kitchen garden, a herb garden.

Haddon Hall - (Derbyshire)

The gardens consist of a series of terraced stone walled gardens overlooking the River Wye. They .

Hall Farm Garden - (Lincolnshire)

The three acre garden has an enormous range of interesting perennials, as well as trees, shrubs, .

Hall Place & Garde - (Kent)

The house and grounds, consisting of 14 hectares, are located on the banks of the River Cray in h.

Ham House and Gard - (Surrey)

Ham is important as one of the few surviving examples of an original 17th century garden layout. .

Hampton Court Cast - (Hereford)

Stunning gardens (highly acclaimed, especially the vegetable one!). Flower gardens, avenues, bord.

Hampton Court Pala - (Surrey)

rn The gardens were laid out by William III in the then fashionable scheme of avenues radiating f.

Hanbury Hall - (Worcestershire)

The gardens surrounding Hanbury Hall are just under 20 acres in size and contain many unique comp.

Hanham Court - (Bristol)

Stephen Lacey the Telegraph Magazine described Hanham Court thus:-
...their garden is.. un.

Harcourt Arboretum - (Oxford)

Hardwick Hall - (Derbyshire)

The garden is still divided into the original two main areas, the South Court and the East Court,.

Hare Hill Garden - (Cheshire)

The owner of the garden was a great rhododendron enthusiast and steadily introduced them into the.

Harrington Hall - (Lincolnshire)

Hatfield House - (Hertfordshire)

The garden dates from the early 17th century when Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury, employed J.

Haughley Park (Clo - (Suffolk)

Haughley Park is an imposing red-brick Jacobean manor-house of 1620, set in gardens, park and woo.

Hazelby House - (Berkshire)

Heale Gardens - (Wiltshire)

Visiting this eight-acre garden is like discovering little pockets of surprise and interest among.

Heathlands - (Hampshire)

The garden covers an area of just over an acre and is surrouded by mature trees. It is divided in.

Helmingham Hall Ga - (Suffolk)

It would be hard to exaggerate the effect this beautiful park, with its red deer, spectacular moa.

Henbury Hall - (Cheshire)

One of only two Palladian villas built in recent years in this country, it has a large 12 acre ga.

Hergest Croft Gard - (Hereford)

From Spring bulbs to Autumn colour, this is a garden for all seasons. With over 60 champion trees.

Herterton House - (Northumberland)

Herterton House has a garden that is divided into five parts, all within about one acre. It inclu.

Hestercombe Garden - (Somerset)

At Hestercombe you can lose yourself in 40 acres of walks, streams and temples. The formal terrac.

Hever Castle & Gar - (Kent)

Beautiful award-winning gardens surrounding the romantic 13th century castle, once the childhood .

Heywood Garden - (Republic of Ireland)

Hidcote Manor Gard - (Gloucestershire)

The great innovation, so triumphantly executed at Hidcote, is to bring the experience of the vast.

High Beeches Woodl - (West Sussex)

About 27 acres of beautiful, peaceful woodland planted with rhododendrons, magnolias, camellias c.

High Cleabarrow - (Cumbria)

Highclere Castle - (Hampshire)

Visitors walk across the lawns to the Monks' Garden. Medlar and quince trees line the end wal.

Highdown - (West Sussex)

A ten acre garden made in a chalk pit by a banker who was also an enthusiastic gardener. Naturall.

Hill Close Gardens - (Warwickshire)

Sixteen individual hedged Victorian gardens on the western edge of Warwick overlooking the raceco.

Hill House Nursery - (Devon)

There are three acres of English vicarage garden with mature cedar trees, a rare Pinus Montezuma,.

Hillside Gardens - (Republic of Ireland)

Hilton Court - (Wales)

This nine acre site contains a wonderful showcase for the owners' nursery, featuring beautifu.

Hinton Ampner - (Hampshire)

I have learned during the past years what above all I want from a garden: this is tranquillity. S.

Hodnet Hall Garden - (Shropshire)

The daisy-chain of water on different levels provides the central axis of the garden as it is see.

Hodsock Priory - (Nottinghamshire)

This is almost certainly the best garden to visit for snowdrops in the North of England. Every ye.

Holdenby House Gar - (Northampton)

Positioned high on a hill overlooking rural Northamptonshire, the view from the garden lawns with.

Holehird Gardens - (Cumbria)

The gardens are located in the glorious grounds of Holehird Mansion, a Grade II listed building n.

Holker Hall - (Cumbria)

Holker Hall includes formal and woodland areas covering 25 acres. The gardens provide interest fo.

Holkham Walled Gar - (Holkham)

An exciting project is underway at Holkham to restore the 6 acres of walled garden which was orig.

Holme Pierrepont H - (Nottinghamshire)

The box hedges of the original garden design are gradually being renovated and in spring the beds.

Hook Road 239A - (Surrey)

Hopleys - (Much Hadham)

Many large trees surrounded the seven acre property, but as these were mainly elm, they have long.

Houghton Hall - (Norfolk)

Houghton Hall, one of the gems of English country houses, was built between 1721 and 1735 by Sir .

Houghton Lodge Gar - (Hampshire)

Set in an idyllic spot on a hillside above the River Test with extensive views of the river, visi.

House of Tongue - (Scotland)

Hoveton Hall Garde - (Norfolk)

How Hill Farm - (Norfolk)

Howick Hall Garden - (Northumberland)

The emphasis of the garden is pleasant informality in the style of William Robinson. Being only a.

Hunting Brook - (Republic of Ireland)

Ickworth - (Suffolk)

The gardens surrounding the house are thought to be the earliest example of Italianate style gard.

Iford Manor - (Wiltshire)

This award winning Grade I Italianate garden, famous for its tranquility and beauty, was the home.

Ilnacullin (Garini - (Republic of Ireland)

Inverewe Garden - (Scotland)

The garden is amongst the finest in Europe, and is one of the best-known and most visited gardens.

Irish National Stu - (Republic of Ireland)

The Japanese Gardens & St. Fiachra's Garden are both situated within the grounds of the I.

Isabella Plantatio - (Surrey)

Ivy Cottage - (Dorset)

The centrepiece of the garden at Ivy Cottage is a small, sparkling, never-failing stream flowing .

Ivy Lodge - (Warwickshire)

John F. Kennedy Ar - (Republic of Ireland)

The Arboretum was established in 1968 and is located 12km south of New Ross off the R733. It is o.

Kailzie Gardens - (Scotland)

Kailzie is a semi-formal walled garden with rose garden, herbaceous borders, old fashioned roses .

Kedleston Hall - (Derbyshire)

The gardens at Kedleston lie immediately to the south and west of the Hall and contain a mixture .

Kelmarsh Hall - (Northampton)

The gardens are essentially 20th century in origin and design, and are largely attributable to Na.

Kettle Hill - (Norfolk)

Kew Gardens Royal - (Surrey)

The world's most famous Botanic Garden, with an unrivalled reputation for the excellence of i.

Kexby House - (Lincolnshire)

Kiftsgate Court - (Gloucestershire)

This informal garden is a riot of colour all through the year. In spring, daffodils line the driv.

Kildrummy Castle G - (Scotland)

Kildrummy Castle Gardens were created in the ancient quarry below the mediaeval castle, the ruins.

Killerton House - (Devon)

A beautiful hillside garden for all seasons. In early spring, the grass slopes are successively c.

Killruddery House - (Republic of Ireland)

Killruddery is unique in having the most extensive early formal gardens, still in their original .

Kilver Court Garde - (Somerset)

I first slipped through the gates to the Kilver Court gardens nearly 20 years ago.  It was a.

Kingston Lacy - (Dorset)

At Kingston Lacy there are 32 acres of garden and woodland with rosebeds and extensive lawns appr.

Kingston Maurward - (Dorset)

The parkland and pleasure gardens were originally laid out in the Jardin Anglais style popularise.

Knebworth House - (Hertfordshire)

The formal gardens and 'wilderness' area cover approx 25 acres. The various areas of the .

Knightshayes Court - (Devon)

This garden has been described as embodying 'all that is best in modern gardening' which .

Knoll Gardens & Nu - (Dorset)

Recently featured on BBC Gardeners' World, Knoll Gardens is a nationally recognised naturalis.

Knowle Grange - (Surrey)

Ladham House - (Kent)

Lady Farm Garden - (Somerset)

The 'prairie' and 'steppe' style planting is a popular feature all year round pro.

Lakemount - (Republic of Ireland)

Overlooking the River Lee, this mature garden hosts plants to ensure interest at all times of yea.

Lamorran House - (Cornwall)

Sub-tropical Mediterranean with backdrop of St Mawes Bay..

Land Farm - (Yorkshire)

Lanhydrock - (Cornwall)

Unusually for Cornwall, the majority of the gardens are laid out above the house, providing spect.

Larmer Tree Garden - (Wiltshire)

This Victorian Pleasure Garden was built to enlighten and educate by the well-known philanthropis.

Leeds Castle & Gar - (Kent)

Visitors first come to the famous Duckery, which, together with the castle moat, is home to numer.

Leith Hall & Garde - (Scotland)

The garden at Leith Hall is, in fact, a series of smaller gardens, each sheltered by a wall or he.

Leonardslee Lakes - (West Sussex)

Leonardslee Lakes and Gardens is described as ‘The Finest Woodland .

Levens Hall - (Cumbria)

The garden consists of ten acres, including a topiary garden, and was first laid out by M. Beaumo.

Lime Close - (Oxford)

3-acre mature garden with rare trees, shrubs, perennials and bulbs. Mixed borders, raised beds, p.

Lincoln Contempora - (Lincolnshire)

For a public garden its extremely small, just 30 metres by 18 metres, but because of its elevated.

Little House A - (Middlesex)

Little Malvern Cou - (Worcestershire)

10 acres of garden provide the setting for a former Benedictine Priory. A private house since the.

Little Sparta - (Scotland)

Little Sparta is truly a poet's paradise. The garden, created by Dr Ian Hamilton Finlay, comb.

Liverpool Botanic - (Lancashire)

Lode Road 21 - (Cambridgeshire)

Logan Botanic Gard - (Scotland)

Logan's exceptionally mild climate allows a colourful array of tender plants to thrive out-of.

Long Close - (Leicestershire)

A secret garden hidden behind a high wall which protects the many rare plants that thrive there i.

Longleat - (Wiltshire)

The splendour of Longleat House nestling alongside a lake and within rolling 'Capability'.

Longstock Park Wat - (Hampshire)

The River Test, flowing nearby, feeds this exquisite seven acre water garden. The winding paths a.

Loseley Park - (Surrey)

The two and a half acre Walled Garden has been carefully restored and includes an award-winning r.

Lotherton Hall Est - (Yorkshire)

A garden of compartments set out to the south and east of the Hall which comprise; a walled garde.

Lower Hall - (Shropshire)

Lullingstone Castl - (Kent)

Tom Hart Dyke's garden has progressed rapidly from a curiosity to a fully-fledged realistion .

Lyme Park - (Cheshire)

15 acres of garden and parkland surround one of England's best preserved and most beautiful P.

Lytes Cary Manor - (Somerset)

The garden with its multitude of shades of green and low yew hedges beautifully sets off the gold.

Lyveden New Bield - (Northampton)

A landscape, rather than a modern impression of a garden, Lyveden is a remarkable survival of the.

Magnolia House - (Buckinghamshire)

Shady garden with nooks and crannies about 15,000 snowdrops and 70 varieties of Hosta..

Manderston - (Scotland)

There are 56 acres of gardens, being a combination of the formal and informal that is unique to S.

Mannington Gardens - (Norfolk)

The gardens around this mediaeval moated manor house feature a wide variety of plants, trees and .

Manor House, The - (Hampshire)

This complete 5 acre garden was designed by Jekyll in 1908 for the house, owned by Charles Holme,.

Manor House, The - (Bedfordshire)

It is a wonderful collection of different rooms including Cottage Garden, Wisteria Walk, 4 Natura.

Manor House, The - (Buckinghamshire)

Manor, The - (Cambridgeshire)

Bordered by a moat on three sides and the River Ouse on the other, the garden is about four acres.

Mapperton House an - (Dorset)

Mapperton Gardens is a unique valley garden in West Dorset, in an area of outstanding natural bea.

Marks Hall Gardens - (Essex)

There are two hundred acres of gardens and arboretum with a tree collection representing all the .

Marwood Hill - (Devon)

The 20 acre garden was started in 1950 by the present owner, it has three small lakes and a strea.

Melbourne Hall Gar - (Derbyshire)

The garden retains its original style and layout and features avenues leading to statuary, founta.

Mellerstain - (Scotland)

The gardens at Mellerstain are situated to the south of the Main House and consist mainly of five.

Merriments Gardens - (East Sussex)

Tucked behind tall hedges, Merriments 4-acre RHS Partner Garden is a hidden treasure for garden l.

Michelham Priory - (East Sussex)

Created to reflect the changing history of the site from a Medieval Priory through Tudor times an.

Mill Barn - (Preston)

Mill Barn nestles in the valley of the River Darwen whose waters flow over a series of falls alon.

Mill Dene Garden - (Gloucestershire)

A two-and-a-half acre garden set in a tiny, steep-sided valley. The stream and millpond at the bo.

Millgate House - (Yorkshire)

Description of Garden:Walled town garden packed with plants
Behind the facade of a lovely .

Milton Lodge - (Somerset)

The entrance from the drive leads past a huge cedar, planted soon after the central part of the h.

Minterne - (Dorset)

Although the hills are chalk, the garden is situated on a mound of green sand, which runs for a m.

Misarden Park - (Stroud)

Misarden Park is noted in Spring for its bulbs and flowering trees and in mid-Summer for the larg.

Moleshill House - (Surrey)

Romantic garden. Short woodland path leads from dovecote to beehives. Informal planting contrasts.

Monk's House - (East Sussex)

A small white weather-boarded house, the home of Leonard & Virginia Woolf, until Leonard'.

Montacute House - (Somerset)

The garden is a formal garden constructed and enhanced over the years. It is the garden's arc.

Morville Hall - (Shropshire)

Mothecombe Gardens - (Devon)

Mothecombe Gardens lie at the mouth of the Erme estuary, surrounded by the Flete Estate. You appr.

Mottisfont Abbey G - (Hampshire)

Set on the west bank of the River Test, Mottisfont Abbey is surrounded by sweeping lawns with anc.

Mount Congreve - (Republic of Ireland)

70 acres of stunning woodland garden with the largest plant collection in Ireland..

Mount Edgcumbe Hou - (Cornwall)

Mount Ephraim Gard - (Kent)

The nine acres of gardens are remarkable for their variety, and against a backdrop of trees of ou.

Mount Stewart Hous - (Northern Ireland)

It would be hard to overestimate the entrancing effect on the visitor of this wonderful garden. L.

Mount Stuart - (Scotland)

Mount Usher Garden - (Republic of Ireland)

Mount Usher is a privately owned garden of some 20 acres, standing in the sheltered valley of the.

Muckross House & G - (Republic of Ireland)

The world famous Muckross Gardens, 20 hectares in extent, adjoin Muckross House and contain many .

Muncaster Castle - (Cumbria)

Set in the dramatic grandeur of the lakeland Fells, the wild, woodland gardens are home to an inc.

Munstead Wood - (Surrey)

Museum of Welsh Li - (Wales)

On a bluff above the Ely River is a D-shaped court which is surrounded by a 13th-century curtain .

Myddelton House Ga - (Middlesex)

Born of one man's passionate interest in plants; Myddelton House Gardens were created by E. A.

National Botanic G - (Wales)

The beautiful National Botanic Garden of Wales, near Llanarthne in Camarthenshire, has been haile.

National Botanic G - (Republic of Ireland)

This is Ireland's premier Botanic Gardens with a huge collection of approximately 16,000 spec.

Nawton Tower - (Yorkshire)

Ness Botanic Garde - (Cheshire)

The conservatory, with its Acacias and group of Echium pininana, is closed temporarily but the vi.

Nettlestead Place - (Kent)

On entering through the early 14th century Gatehouse, an avenue of Irish Yews leads to the courty.

Newby Hall & Garde - (Yorkshire)

These 40 acre gardens are centred around a main axis running from the south front of the house do.

Newstead Abbey His - (Nottinghamshire)

Two statues represent a family of satyrs, the mother and child being particulary unusual subjects.

Norfolk Lavender - (Norfolk)

Normanby Hall - (Lincolnshire)

Norton Priory Muse - (Cheshire)

The gardens contain the 800 year old priory range, excavated priory remains, and a purpose-built .

Norwell Nurseries - (Nottinghamshire)

A beautifully landscaped plantsman's garden which on a shallow, south facing slope holds over.

Nostell Priory - (Yorkshire)

The grounds of Nostell Priory include a vista of Sycamores to the front, set in glorious parkland.

Nunnington Hall - (Yorkshire)

The gardens at Nunnington Hall are particularly attractive with peacocks and ducks wandering free.

Nymans - (West Sussex)

Nymans is very much a family garden with inviting views across the South Downs and wild meadows c.

Oare House - (Wiltshire)

Old Rectory - (Northampton)

Set in open countryside on the edge of a pretty Northamptonshire village, The Old Rectory is a fi.

Orchards - (Leicestershire)

A green garden where colour comes from carefully selected flowers, not from garish foliage plants.

Osborne House - (Hampshire)

The Walled Garden features a contemporary Victorian design of triumphal arches of Victoria plums,.

Osterley Park and - (Middlesex)

The 18th century garden at Osterley is currently undergoing a major restoration which will return.

Overbeck's - (Devon)

Spectacularly situated beside the Salcombe Estuary, the garden at Overbecks enjoys a mild micro-c.

Overbury Court - (Gloucestershire)

Oxburgh Hall - (Norfolk)

The pride of the garden is the extraordinary parterre which has a scrolled design and requires la.

Oxford Botanic Gar - (Oxford)

The Oxford Botanic Garden is one of the foremost botanical gardens in the country and has been mu.

Ozleworth Park - (Gloucestershire)

Packwood House - (Warwickshire)

The glory of this garden is its almost unbelievable topiary. The extraordinary standing 'figu.

Painshill 18th Cen - (Surrey)

The 18th century landscape, which covers 158 acres, has been described as landscape theatre in wh.

Painswick Rococo G - (Gloucestershire)

An 18th century garden is set in a hidden valley in the Cotswolds. Dating from the brief Rococo p.

Pant-yr-Holiad - (Wales)

A line of balsam poplars leads into the garden, which features massed hydrangeas and some interes.

Parcevall Hall Gar - (Yorkshire)

The gardens feature an extraordinary architectural layout and stunning views of the Yorkshire Dal.

Parham House & Gar - (West Sussex)

Parham House lies at the base of the South Downs, with wonderful views of the surrounding country.

Pashley Manor Gard - (East Sussex)

The eleven-acre gardens offer a sumptuous blend of romantic landscaping, imaginative planting and.

Pencarreg - (Wales)

Spectacular views of the Menai Straits are the major feature of this garden which suits on the cl.

Pencarrow - (Cornwall)

These gardens are rightly famous for their collection of conifers, numbering over 160 different s.

Penns in the Rocks - (Kent)

Penrhyn Castle - (Wales)

The three astonishing elements of this garden are the extraordinary castle built on a heroic scal.

Penshurst Place - (Kent)

One of the oldest gardens in private ownership, it remains much as it was when constructed by Sir.

Petersham House - (Surrey)

Pettifers - (Oxford)

The garden has now taken some 15 years to create but continues to evolve and has a peaceful feeli.

Petworth House - (West Sussex)

The Pleasure Ground is a woodland garden covering 30 acres set in 700 acres of parkland . It inco.

Pensthorpe - (Norfolk)

Picton Castle - (Wales)

The Woodland Gardens contain some of the oldest trees in Wales, interspersed with woodland shrubs.

Pine House - (Leicestershire)

Pinetum Park & Pin - (Cornwall)

Although in horticultural terms this is a new garden, only 30 years old, it offers a range of spe.

Pinetum Park & Pin - (Cornwall)

Although in horticultural terms this is a new garden, only 30 years old, it offers a range of spe.

Pitmedden Garden a - (Scotland)

The Great Garden of Pitmedden has been celebrating fifty years in the care of the National Trust .

Pitmuies Gardens - (Scotland)

Two walled gardens adjoin an old white-harled house which was much enlarged and altered in the 18.

Plas Brondanw Gard - (Wales)

The gardens at Plas Brondanw are a fine example of Sir Clough's talent for creative landscape.

Plas Newydd - (Wales)

Set in a spectacular position above the Menai Straits with Robert Stephenson's railway bridge.

Polesden Lacey - (Surrey)

Polesden Lacey is a large 30-acre garden with lawns, borders and a walled rose garden with over-a.

Poplar Grove 17 - (Lancashire)

Modestly sized suburban city garden with micro climates and south facing aspect. Many borderline .

Port Lympne Wild A - (Kent)

Port Lympne Historic mansion and gardens is home to some of the country's most spectacular si.

Portmeirion Ltd - (Wales)

Leaving the village to the West, the visitor walks through the rhododendron glades passing the Ju.

Portmore - (Scotland)

Powerscourt - (Republic of Ireland)

Framed by the Wicklow Mountains and with formal tree plantations to the north, the extraordinary .

Powis Castle & Gar - (Wales)

This is one of the most amazing gardens owned by the National Trust and displays some of the most.

Primrose Hill - (Republic of Ireland)

A true plantsman's garden of about 5ha nurtured since 1950 by the owners, Cicely and Robin Ha.

Prior Park Landsca - (Somerset)

A beautiful and intimate 18th century landscape garden set in a sweeping valley with magnificent .

RHS Garden Harlow - (Yorkshire)

The 58-acre garden with over 18,000 taxa, including rare species such as Davidia, Oxydendrum and .

RHS Garden Hyde Ha - (Essex)

An inspirational Essex garden with sweeping panoramas, big open skies and far reaching views. Ope.

RHS Garden Rosemoo - (Devon)

There are few other gardens which balance to such effect the old and new, and demonstrate such a .

RHS Garden Wisley - (Surrey)

The garden of the Royal Horticultural Society (R.H.S) at Wisley has become a 'mecca' for .

Raby Castle - (Durham)

Ragley Hall - (Warwickshire)

Redenham Park - (Hampshire)

The house and gardens nestle within sheep-strewn parkland. The garden is made up of a series of s.

Reed Hall Gardens - (Devon)

The University central estate is around 300 acres, situated on hills to the North-West of Exeter..

Regent's Park - (Middlesex)

Renishaw Hall Gard - (Derbyshire)

Renishaw, halfway between Sheffield and Chesterfield, is an oasis of beauty and the arts in an ar.

Restoration House - (Kent)

Ridleys Cheer - (Wiltshire)

An informal garden on a south-facing gentle slope. Sweeping lawns and mixed borders with a wealth.

Rievaulx Terrace - (Yorkshire)

This half mile serpentine walk with Ionic and Tuscan temples at either end continually delights t.

Ripley Castle - (Yorkshire)

Ripley Castle gardens are intended to be a delight at any time of the year, but are particularly .

Rock Farm - (Kent)

Rockcliffe - (Gloucestershire)

Rode Hall - (Cheshire)

Rode Hall Gardens are set in a landscape designed by Humphry Repton in 1790. In February, the gar.

Rodmarton Manor - (Gloucestershire)

The garden was designed to comprise a series of outdoor rooms, or separate areas, each with its o.

Roger & Roz Sagger - (Essex)

A town garden set within the beautifully maintained nursery, slopes down to a stream. Almost ever.

Rousham House - (Oxford)

Rousham represents the first phase of English landscape design and remains almost as Kent left it.

Rowallane Garden - (Northern Ireland)

This garden of 52 acres is famous for its collection of rhododendrons but is also a large plantsm.

Royal Botanic Gard - (Scotland)

Established in 1670, on an area the size of a tennis court, the Garden consists now of over 70 ac.

Royal Pavilion Gar - (East Sussex)

The gardens are laid out according to John Nash's plan of the early 1820's with the flowe.

Saltram - (Devon)

The original eighteenth century landscape of Saltram Garden has been enriched with later influenc.

Sandringham House - (Norfolk)

The garden at Sandringham is mainly informal with wooded glades and walks and sheltered areas for.

Sarah Raven's Cutt - (East Sussex)

Savill Garden, The - (Berkshire)

This 35 acre woodland garden within Windsor Great Park was created in 1932 by Sir Eric Savill fro.

Scampston Walled G - (Yorkshire)

Striking perennial meadow planting and contemporary waves of grass sit alongside traditional spri.

Scotney Castle - (Kent)

A picturesque garden surrounding moated ruins of a 14th century castle, the hilly site provides b.

Scotlands - (Berkshire)

Seal Point - (Bedfordshire)

Sezincote - (Gloucestershire)

In an Indian setting (the house was the inspiration for the Brighton Pavilion), the stream emerge.

Sheffield Park and - (East Sussex)

A magnificent landscaped garden laid out in the 18th century by 'Capability' Brown and fu.

Shepherd House - (Scotland)

The garden at Shepherd House was one of only two in Scotland featured in the late Rosemary Verey&.

Sherborne Castle - (Dorset)

An early design of his and one of the finest examples of his gardens to see anywhere, retaining m.

Sheringham Park - (Norfolk)

Set in an estate of 1,000 acres, just one and a half miles from the sea, are 50 acres of cultivat.

Sherwood - (Devon)

Shugborough - (Staffordshire)

There are few places in Staffordshire where the season are more apparent than the Shugborough est.

Shute House - (Dorset)

Sir Geoffrey Jellicoe, one of our finest landscape architects, was commissioned in 1969 to create.

Singleton Botanic - (Wales)

The herbaceous border, planted in 1921, greets you warmly as you enter the garden. In the central.

Sir Harold Hillier - (Hampshire)

The magnificent Sir Harold Hillier Gardens is world famous for its arboretum and gardens. Se.

Sissinghurst Castl - (Kent)

The garden is made in the ruins of a large Elizabethan house set in unspoilt Wealden countryside..

Sizergh Castle - (Cumbria)

Two of the main features in this garden are the 14th century Pele-tower covered in climbers which.

Snowshill Manor - (Gloucestershire)

An extraordinary, even unique, house and garden expressing the philosophy of Charles Wade and the.

Somerleyton Hall & - (Suffolk)

Design: Yew Maze and Parterre William Nesfield with restoration designed by George Carter. Peach .

Special Plants Nur - (Chippenham)

Architect-designed steep hillside garden. Swirling shapes designed to reflect surrounding country.

Spetchley Park Gar - (Worcestershire)

Spetchley has been home to the Berkeley family for over 400 years and successive generations have.

Spinners Garden - (Hampshire)

Rhododendrons and Azaleas are the mainstay at the top of the garden where the soil is very poor, .

St. James's Park - (Middlesex)

St. Michael's Moun - (Cornwall)

The counterpart of the more famous and much larger Mont St. Michel opposite it in Brittany, St. M.

St. Paul's Walden - (Hertfordshire)

This 18th century Grade I listed formal woodland garden, covering about 60 acres, was much influe.

Stammers Gardens - (Wales)

Stanbridge Mill - (Dorset)

Stansfield - (Oxford)

Stansfield is an informal one acre plantsman's garden on alkaline soil, started in 1979 but n.

Stanway House - (Gloucestershire)

The Stanway Watergarden, one of the finest in England, was created in the 1720s for John Tracy. T.

Stillingfleet Lodg - (Yorkshire)

The garden is laid out in small enclosures round the house with cottage garden planting and lots .

Stobshiel House - (Scotland)

A large garden to see for all seasons. Walled garden adjacent to the house. Box-edged borders fil.

Stockton Bury Gard - (Hereford)

Ston Easton Park - (Somerset)

Stone House Cottag - (Worcestershire)

A romantic garden set in an old walled kitchen garden. The area is only 3/4 acre but seems much l.

Stone House - (Gloucestershire)

A two and a half acre Cotswold garden made up of a series of different rooms surrounding the hous.

Stonor Park - (Oxford)

Stonor Park is a large 3-acre garden behind the Mansion House on a south-facing slope, with spect.

Stourhead - (Wiltshire)

An outstanding example of the English landscape style, this splendid garden was designed by Henry.

Stow Hall - (Norfolk)

The gardens at Stow have been a focal point for the quiet village for many years. The legacy of g.

Stowe - (Buckinghamshire)

One of the finest Georgian landscape gardens extending over 400 acres, with valleys and vistas, l.

Stowell Park - (Gloucestershire)

Stratfield Saye Ho - (Hampshire)

Strokestown Park - (Republic of Ireland)

Walled Garden

Sudeley Castle and - (Gloucestershire)

Designed almost as a continuation of the House they surround, the inspiration for the gardens dra.

Sulgrave Manor - (Northampton)

The lovely gardens include herbaceous borders, an Elizabethan rose garden, large herb garden and .

Sussex Prairie Gar - (West Sussex)

An 8 acre garden planted in the naturalistic style. The garden comprises seven huge beds in a for.

Sutton Park - (Yorkshire)

The present layout of the garden is by Peter Coates, who was a personal friend of Mrs. Nancy Shef.

Swallow Hayes - (Shropshire)

Swarthmoor Hall - (Cumbria)

Our gardens and grounds are set in 130 acres of farmland with views to neighbouring fells and the.

Syon House - (Middlesex)

William Turner, physician to the Duke of Somerset and pioneer scientific botanical writer, mentio.

Talbot Botanic Gar - (Republic of Ireland)

The purpose and content of the Talbot Botanic Gardens was well described by Lord Milo Talbot in h.

Tapeley Park - (Devon)

There are five distinct yet contrasting areas in these expanding gardens, now a good 45 acre site.

Tatton Park - (Cheshire)

Tatton Park's 50 acres of garden are among the finest historic gardens in England. The garden.

Thames Barrier Par - (Essex)

The Abbey House Ga - (Wiltshire)

This remarkable five acre garden has been made by the owners, the Pollards, since 1995. Two thous.

The Alnwick Garden - (Northumberland)

The Alnwick Garden is one of the world's most ambitious new gardens. The Duchess of Northumbe.

The American Museu - (Somerset)

The Museum grounds comprise of 120 acres of which 40 are open to the public. The manor house is s.

The Courts - (Wiltshire)

The garden is not dissimilar to Hidcote with its well defined compartments, though it is more inf.

The Dell Garden - (Norfolk)

The Dillon Garden - (Republic of Ireland)

A Plantsman's garden with strong design elements and many choice plants. Never static, the ga.

The Dingle - (Wales)

A large lawn with shrubs, herbaceous mixed borders and one or two specimen trees planted in the g.

The Dorothy Clive - (Staffordshire)

The garden is particularly well-known for its woodland plantings established in a disused gravel .

The Garden House - (Devon)

The Garden House is a magical place where inspirational planting blends seamlessly into a timeles.

The Garden HouseYe - (Wales)

The Garden of Cosm - (Scotland)

The Gibberd Garden - (Essex)

The garden is a highly individual creation of Sir Frederick Gibberd. It is sited on the side of a.

The Ham - (Oxford)

The garden was started in 1990 and has been designed to have flower and colour from February to O.

The Himalayan Gard - (Yorkshire)

The garden is set in a sheltered valley 850 feet above sea level in the Yorkshire Dales. In sprin.

The Hollies Park - (Yorkshire)

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The world famous garden restoration is now complemented by a new pioneering wildlife conservation.

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This garden created by Judith Clarke since the year 2000 is on a scale that everyday gardeners ca.

The Old Rectory - (Oxford)

In a series of immaculately tended garden rooms, including herbaceous borders, arboretum, boules,.

The Old Rectory - (Dorset)

Designed by present owners over last 15 years. Formal gardens around house with box hedging and t.

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