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Wildflowers

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We all love wildflowers and many gardens have made space for meadows, small and large which encourage all sorts of wildlife including birds, butterflies, insects and much more.
We list a number of places in England, Scotland and Wales where you can see them.

Anglesey Abbey gardens

Anglesey Abbey and Gardens

Cambridgeshire, The garden at Anglesey Abbey was developed by the 1st Lord Fairhaven from 1926 and has become one of the British Isles most beautiful 20th century gardens.

Baddesley Clinton Garden

Baddesley Clinton Gardens

Warwickshire, The gardens at Baddesley Clinton are delightful.

Benmore Botanic Garden

Benmore Botanic Garden, near Dunoon

Argyll and Bute, The mountain-side Benmore Botanic Garden is under the direction of the Edinburgh Royal Botanic Garden.

Bluebell Cottage Gardens

Bluebell Cottage Garden, near Dutton

Cheshire, Set on a quiet rural lane, this 2 acre garden is packed with plants and rich in wildlife.

Bodnant Garden

Bodnant Garden, North Wales

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.

Brightwater Garden

Brightwater Gardens, Saxby

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.

Brockhole Garden

Brockhole Garden and visitor centre

Cumbria, Brockhole has 30 acres of gardens and grounds, designed by Thomas Mawson 1898.

Walled garden with prairie plantings and water rill at Broughton Grange Garden

Broughton Grange Garden, Banbury

Oxfordshire, The gardens at Broughton Grange have been creatively restored with a modern twist to merge beautifully with the surrounding countryside

Cae Hir Garden

Cae Hir Garden, near Lampeter

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.

Clyne Gardens

Clyne Gardens, near Swansea

Glamorgan, These 19th century landscaped Clyne Gardens of 50 acres were created by the Vivian family who sponsored plant expeditions overseas.

Cothay Manor Gardens

Cothay Manor Gardens

Somerset, Cothay Manor Gardens deep in the Somerset Countryside are a real gem and should not be missed

Where to see lavender fields

Cotswold Lavender, Snowshill, near Broadway

Worcestershire, See spectacular displays of lavender and wild flowers during July and August at Cotswolds Lavender

North Meadow Cricklade

Cricklade Fritillaries

Wiltshire, Cricklade Fritillaries - A natural history spectacular not to be missed.

Erddig House and Gardens

Erddig House and Gardens, near Wrexham

Gwynedd, Erddig is a very special place - a unique family home with great gardens that has captured the way of life of a bustling household during the early years of the last century.

Forde Abbey Gardens

Forde Abbey and Gardens

Somerset, The fantastic abbey dates from the 12th century and is a must see.

Furzey Gardens

Furzey Gardens, near Lyndhurst

Hampshire, These delightful, informal gardens known as Furzey Garden was established in 1922 and is renowned for its all year round beauty. Set in the New Forest it is a great place to visit when on holiday.

Great Dixter Gardens in Sussex

Great Dixter Gardens near Rye

Sussex, Great Dixter is the family home of the late Christopher Lloyd, who had devoted his lifetime to creating one of the most experimental, exciting and constantly changing gardens of our time.

Helmsley Walled Garden

Helmsley Walled Garden

Yorkshire, Built in 1759, Helmsley Walled Garden is a beautiful five acre garden sitting beneath the imposing ruins of Helmsley Castle.

Hergest Croft Gardens in Herefordshire

Hergest Croft Gardens

Herefordshire, Hergest Croft is unusual in having been gardened continuously by four generations of the Banks family over the past 120 years

Hever Castle Garden

Hever Castle and Gardens

Kent, Hever Castle, on the Kent border have lovingly tended gardens bringing colour and life all the year round surround.

High Beeches Garden

High Beeches Garden

Sussex, High Beeches Gardens is 27 acres of tranquil and enchanting woodland and water gardens.

Highclere Castle Garden

Highclere Castle and Gardens

Berkshire, Highclere House and gardens have some beautiful features and must not be missed. An Egyptian exhibition is open part of the year.

Highnam Court Garden

Highnam Court Gardens

Gloucestershire, The Gardens at Highnam Court have been lovingly restored and expanded. Sir Hubert Parry the famous composer once lived here.

Pitmuies Garden

House of Pitmuies Garden, Guthrie

Angus, The House of Pitmuies garden is well known for its beautiful walled gardens.

Howick Hall Garden

Howick Hall Garden, near Alnwick

Northumberland, These lovely gardens at Howick Hall are situated only 2 miles from the Northumberland coast, but the slightly milder climate has protected many of the tender plants which grow there.

Kelmscott Manor Garden

Kelmscott Manor Gardens, near Lechlade

Oxfordshire, Kelmscott Manor - the inspirational home of William Morris, father of the Arts & Crafts movement.

Langley Park Gardens

Langley Park Gardens, near Montrose

Angus, 3 acres of mixed herbaceous planting within 4 walled gardens, set amongst 27 acres of policies, in the grounds of the historic Langley Park House, dating from the early 18th century.

Loseley Park - The White Garden

Loseley Park Garden, near Guildford

Surrey, The 2.5 acre Walled Garden, at Loseley Park based on a design by Gertrude Jekyll, is one of the hidden secrets of the South East.

Michelham Priory Garden

Michelham Priory Garden, near Hailsham

Sussex, Michelham Priory is a hidden gem in the heart of the Sussex Countryside with beautiful gardens, events and exhibitions throughout the year.

Ness Botanic Gardens

Ness Botanic Gardens, Wirral

Cheshire, Ness Botanic Gardens was created by a cotton merchant and is now one of the finest gardens in the North

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