Aberdeenshire,
Balmoral Castle and its great gardens have been the Scottish home of the Royal Family since it was purchased for Queen Victoria by Prince Albert in 1852, having been first leased in 1848.
Gloucestershire,
Barnsley House has a beautiful small garden of 4 acres created by the late Rosemary Verey one of the 20th's centuries most famous designers.
Sussex,
Rudyard Kipling lived here at Batemans from 1902 to his death in 1936 and was responsible for most of the Garden which surrounds the Jacobean House.
Gloucestershire,
Batsford Arboretum is set in 56 acres of lovely Cotswold Countryside and contains over 1500 trees with species from all over the world.
Northumberland,
The gardens at Belsay Hall date from the late 1700s and have evolved from that time to become one of the best in the Northern Counties.
Dorset,
This 8 acre site known as Bennetts Water Gardens has been landscaped to create a tranquil walk around numerous lakes with many places to sit and unwind.
County Antrim,
The red brick walled garden at Benvarden Garden features climbers, espalier trained fruit trees. There is a lovely rose garden, herbaceous borders, a box parterre.
Oxfordshire,
With changing colours throughout the seasons', from drifts of daffodils in spring, a profusion of roses in the summer, and a rich copper glow during autumn and winter.
