List of Gardens to visit
Here is a list of Gardens you can visit in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
Birmingham,
Fifteen acres of glorious gardens at Birmingham Botanical Gardens one mile form the city centre
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Norfolk,
Described in the good gardens guide as being 'a horticultural gem'.
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Somerset,
14 acres of stunning RHS partner gardens around a medieval Palace.
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Perthshire,
Set in stunning scenery Blair Castle and Garden is a great place to visit in Scotland
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Norfolk,
Blickling Hall is a delightful Jacobean House surrounded by superb gardens.
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Derbyshire,
One of the finest collections of unusual trees and shrubs in Derbyshire
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Cheshire,
Set on a quiet rural lane, this 2 acre garden is packed with plants and rich in wildlife.
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Worcestershire,
Bodenham Farm and Arboretum is set in a double valley covering 160 acres. The epicentre lies around the big pool and Visitor Centre.
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Conwy,
This is a great garden not to be missed. Bodnant Garden is perched above the River Conwy it has views across the valley to the Snowdonia National Park.
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Denbighshire,
Bodrhyddan has been the home of the Conwy family since the early 15th century.
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Conwy,
The gardens at Bodysgallen Hall are not only completely stunning but are truly historic.
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Cornwall,
The beautiful Bonython Estate Gardens near Helston on the Lizard - a great treat for garden lovers
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Sussex,
Borde Hill garden is a great place to visit at any time of the year see why
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Cornwall,
Small but delightful in summer on the outskirts of Truro.
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Gloucestershire,
An award-winning three acre garden high on the Cotswolds with wonderful views over the surrounding countryside.
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Wiltshire,
Bowood House is the magnificent home of the Marquis and Marchioness of Landsdowne.
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Wiltshire,
This Rhododendron Garden at Bowood House is extensive and has great displays of rhododendrons
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Yorkshire,
Bramham Park is a great garden near Wetherby and has a French infuence, a great day out.
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Perth,
Branklyn Garden in Perth is by a busy main road, on the side of a hill overlooking Perth, but this is a haven of peace and colour.
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Cumbria,
Brantwood has a series of unusual and experimental gardens laid out by John Ruskin from 1871 – 1886.
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Norfolk,
These highly acclaimed world-renowned Bressingham Gardens are a mecca for anyone interested in gardening, with many recent visitors claiming they are the best they have seen.
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Lincolnshire,
This 21st century garden will interest every visitor within its 8 acres - yew hedging and walls enclose magical garden rooms full of roses and herbaceous plants.
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Wiltshire,
This delightful garden is best early on in the year as it is more like a Cornish Garden.
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Herefordshire,
Beautifully maintained Victorian Garden on the banks of the River Wye and a garden for all seasons
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Cumbria,
Brockhole has 30 acres of gardens and grounds, designed by Thomas Mawson 1898.
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Ayrshire,
Nestling in the shadow of the impressive Goatfell mountain, Brodick Castle boasts a particular fine example of a woodland garden.
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Moray,
Brodie Castle is a great place to visit in the Spring to see daffodils
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Yorkshire,
The gardens at Brodsworth Hall have been restored and are a copy of the 1860s design.
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Oxfordshire,
This moated fortified historic castle is near Banbury and whilst the gardens are not extensive this is a great day out.
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Oxfordshire,
The gardens at Broughton Grange have been creatively restored with a modern twist to merge beautifully with the surrounding countryside
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Herefordshire,
This superb garden has been developed since 1993 by David Wheeler and Simon Dorrell who are also well known for their publication 'Hortus'.
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London,
The Queen will open part of her garden at Buckingham Palace to the public this summer.
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Devon,
Buckland Abbey on the edge of Dartmoor is hidden away in beautiful countryside and over recent years the gardens surrounding the property have been developed.
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Devon,
Visit a beautiful cottage garden near to Killerton House
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Cornwall,
Great plant nursery with informal Spring displays of rhododendrons.
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Devon,
If in Devon you must visit this beautifully landscaped ten acre garden created over the last forty years by Mary Benger.
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Derbyshire,
This is a beautiful collection of gardens set in 5 acres of stunning Derbyshire countryside.
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Yorkshire,
Take a look at the beautiful garden at Burton Agnes Hall. A great day out for garden lovers
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Oxfordshire,
To enjoy Buscot Park to the full, you should take time to explore the extensive gardens that surround this late 18th century house.
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Ceredigion,
This garden is situated at an altitude of 1,000 ft, the soil is thin wet peat over clay, the winters are harsh and the winds strong.
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Ceredigion,
‘A Welsh Garden with a Dutch History’, Cae Hir is the creation of Dutchman Wil Akkermans who started off with 3 fields of rough farmland in 1983.
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Cornwall,
One of the finest places to see rhododendrons, magnolias, camellias. Castle open. A great visit.
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Derbyshire,
Altough the Gardens at Calke Hall are not extensive this National Trust property is a great day out
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Fife,
Cambo has a lovely walled garden with all year interest at Cambo Gardens. One of our favourite British Gardens and a must visit.
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Cambridgeshire,
Landscape highlights at Cambridge Botanic Garden include the Winter Garden, the richly-fragranced Scented Garden, the buzzing Bee Borders.
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Northamptonshire,
The Gardens at Canons Asby are a great restoration of an 18th century garden
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London,
Capel Manor Gardens spans 30 acres and boasts 60 gardens, a zoo, restaurant and a maze!
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Cheshire,
The Capesthorne Garden surround the Hall with woodland, parkland, and lakes.
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Scottish Borders,
Kenneth Cox in his book Scotland for gardeners describes Carolside as ' one of Scotlands finest private gardens
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