List of Gardens to visit
Here is a list of Gardens you can visit in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
Wigtownshire,
Do not miss this great garden at Castle Kennedy . Certainly a must visit.
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Caithness,
This romantic and unique garden is the most northerly on our guide and proves that it is possible to make a garden in the most unlikely places.
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Highland,
Cawdor Castle is fortunate to have three gardens.
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Gloucestershire,
This secret Cotswold garden at Cerney House, high above the lovely Churn Valley is a very special and friendly place.
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East Sussex,
Charleston was the home of the Bloomsbury group and its walled garden is quintessentially a painters’ garden
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Kent,
Home of the late Winston Churchill, the garden at Chartwell is set on a hill with magnificent views over the Weald.
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Derbyshire,
Chatsworth House and Gardens. A must visit for everyone!
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One of the most famous garden shows in the world held in May each year.
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A beautiful botanic garden covering 4 acres founded in 1673. Close to the River Thames.
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Hertfordshire,
Chenies Manor House is an early-Tudor (15th/16thC) house, brick built with fortified tower with beautiful gardens.
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Cambridgeshire,
Originally a great 'Anglo-Dutch' garden of canals, park, and formal gardens open during snowdrop season
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Wrexham,
These gardens at Chirk Castle were created from William Emes' designs from the 18th century.
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London,
Beautiful gardens surround the historic Chiswick House
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Cheshire,
Cholmondeley Castle Gardens is one of Cheshire's Gardens of Distinction. see why!
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Buckinghamshire,
The Long Garden at Cliveden with its topiary and statuary is really impressive.
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Devon,
Clovelly Court Garden is a classic example of a lovingly restored Victorian walled kitchen garden
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Nottinghamshire,
Clumber Park is set in over 3,800 acres of parkland, peaceful woods and open heath including a superb Serpentine Lake.
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Glamorgan,
These 19th century landscaped Clyne Gardens of 50 acres were created by the Vivian family who sponsored plant expeditions overseas.
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Pembrokeshire,
Explore the beautiful Colby Woodland Garden set in a tranquil and secluded valley with one of the finest Rhododendron and Azalea collections in Wales.
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Gloucestershire,
The snowdrop collection at Colesbourne Park originated in the plantings made by Henry John Elwes (1846-1922).
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Devon,
Coleton Fishacre is a beautiful 24 acre garden created by Rupert and Lady Dorothy D'Olyly Carte in the 1920s.
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Dorset,
Compton Acres has 10 acres of gardens with lovely views over Poole Harbour and the distant Purbeck Hills.
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Yorkshire,
Constable Burton Hall and its gardens are set in beautiful countryside at the entrance to Wensleydale
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Cornwall,
Cothele Manor House and garden are a real treat and on the edge of Dartmoor
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Northamptonshire,
This beautiful ten acre garden at Coton Manor occupies a hillside position extending down from the 17th century manor house constructed of mellow Northamptonshire stone.
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Worcestershire,
See spectacular displays of lavender and wild flowers during July and August at Cotswolds Lavender
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Northamptonshire,
Cottesbrooke is frequently attributed as the pattern for Jane Austen's 'Mansfield Park'.
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Warwickshire,
The gardens at Coughton Court are of special significance and although only started in 1991 they have now reached a high degree of maturity and are one of the best in England.
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Northumberland,
Cragside is a great Victorian Garden with one of the largest rock gardens in Europe.
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Dorset,
This delightful garden surrounds the ancient Cranborne Manor House set in the beautiful Dorset countryside.
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Argyll and Bute,
Crarae Gardens on the banks of Loch Fyne, on the west coast of Scotland.
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Aberdeenshire,
Crathes Castle and Gardens influenced by the Arts and Crafts movement are a real jewel of a place. The castle, gardens and setting combine to stunning effect.
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Wiltshire,
Cricklade Fritillaries - A natural history spectacular not to be missed.
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Worcestershire,
Croome Court in Worcestershire is another wonderful landscape from Capability Brown and was one of his first creations.
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Worcestershire,
The Walled Garden at Croome Court has been lovingly restored over recent years and is now open to the public.
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London,
A unique garden worked by people recovering from mental health problems.
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Fife,
Culross Palace is not really a palace but a splendid merchants house dating from the late 16th century with a historic garden
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Ayrshire,
Culzean is a garden lover's paradise.
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Cumbria,
Just two miles from Ullswater, the sheltered Dalemain House Gardens, are a haven of tranquillity. A must visit Garden
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Totnes,
A truly magnificent landscape garden most of which has been created in the 20th century, at the rear of Dartington Hall.
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Scottish Borders,
Only 28 miles from Edinburgh, Dawyck is an historic arboretum with impressive conifers, some over 40 metres tall.
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Northamptonshire,
Deene Park gardens has long borders, old fashioned roses, specimen trees and pleasure walks, another great garden for you to visit
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Sussex,
Denmans Garden is a great contemporary garden originally designed by the late John Brookes
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East Lothian,
Dirleton Castle garden existed here from the time the castle was built in the early 1200s.
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Lincolnshire,
Doddington Hall has five acres of romantic walled and wild gardens including a Kitchen Garden growing vegetables for the popular Farm Shop and Restaurant.
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Kent,
With a tea room serving delicious home made cakes, scones and lunches, and special events throughout the year, Doddington Place Gardens is well worth a visit.
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Staffordshire,
The Dorothy Clive Garden is intimate and informal with lovely views over the Shropshire hills
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Shropshire,
The Dower House Gardens occupy a l.5 acre site in a beautiful setting within the grounds of Morville Hall, near Bridgnorth in Shropshire.
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Kent,
Down House and Gardens the former home of Charles Darwin is a great place for a day out
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Sussex,
Driftwood is the smallest garden on our guide at just 112ft by 40ft. It is a really special place.
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