Conwy, Bodnant Garden is perched above the River Conwy it has views across the valley to the Snowdonia National Park. One of Britain's finest Gardens, with something to see all year - ROSES, RHODODENDRONS, WATERFALLS, GLORIOUS AUTUMN COLOURS
Bodnant Garden
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Denbighshire, Bodrhyddan has been the home of the Conwy family since the early 15th century. The parterre and the avenue, the Pleasance and the Dingle cover about 8 acres. The parterre is replanted every summer, currently with geraniums and ageratum ...
Bodrhyddan Gardens
Conwy, The gardens at Bodysgallen Hall are not only completely stunning but are truly historic with wonderful planted terraces. This property is a National Trust Hotel
https://www.bodysgallen.com/
Sussex, Borde Hill garden set in 200 acres of the Sussex Countryside - Many of the plants originate from the Himalayas, China and the Andes, and date back to the 1900’s. Great to visit anytime of year!
RHODODENDRONS, WOODLAND GARDEN, ROSES, WATER GARDEN, AUTUMN COLOURS
Borde Hill Gardens
Cornwall, Small but delightful in summer on the outskirts of Truro.
Bosvigo Gardens
Gloucestershire, An award-winning three acre garden high on the Cotswolds with wonderful views over the surrounding countryside. Full of colour - a must visit!
Wiltshire, Bowood House is the magnificent home of the Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne.
Bowood House Gardens
Wiltshire, This Rhododendron Garden at Bowood House is extensive and has great displays of rhododendrons
Bowood Gardens Rhododendrons
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.
Branklyn Garden Perthshire
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. Amazing all the year round!
Bressingham Gardens
Cheshire, Visit this wonderful 6-acre garden and in total, home to 13 individual gardens, recreated from RHS Shows
Bridgemere Show Gardens
Wiltshire, This delightful garden is best early on in the year as it is more like a Cornish Garden.
Broadleas Garden
Herefordshire, Beautifully maintained Victorian Garden on the banks of the River Wye and a garden for all seasons
Brobury House Gardens
Cumbria, Brockhole has 30 acres of gardens and grounds, designed by Thomas Mawson 1898. You will find Spring bulbs, rhododendrons and azaleas, magnolias and camellias, as well herbaceous borders and roses.
Brockhole Gardens
Gloucestershire, You must visit Brockworth Court near Gloucester. a historic house with a beautiful garden
Ayrshire, Nestling in the shadow of the impressive Goatfell mountain, Brodick Castle boasts a particular fine example of a woodland garden. CASTLE OPEN
Brodick Castle
Moray, Brodie Castle is a great place to visit in the Spring to see daffodils. Castle open.
Brodie Castle
Yorkshire, The gardens at Brodsworth Hall have been restored and are a copy of the 1860s design. House is also open.
Brodsworth Hall
Oxfordshire, This moated fortified historic castle is near Banbury and whilst the gardens are not extensive this is a great day out. Castle is open and is a must visit.
Broughton Castle
Oxfordshire, The gardens at Broughton Grange have been creatively restored with a modern twist to merge beautifully with the surrounding countryside
Broughton Grange
London, Part of the Royal garden at Buckingham Palace open to the public each summer.
Buckingham Palace State Rooms and Garden
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.
https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/buckland-abbey/visitor-information/
Cornwall, Great plant nursery with informal Spring displays of rhododendrons.
Burncoose
Devon, If in Devon you must visit this beautifully landscaped ten acre garden created over the last forty years by Mary Benger.
Burrow Farm Gardens
Oxfordshire, To enjoy Buscot Park to the full, you should take time to explore the extensive gardens that surround this late 18th century house.
Buscot Park Gardens
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.
Bwlch y Geuffordd Garden
