Wiltshire, Lacock Abbey is set in the beautiful village of Lacock which is famous as a location and setting for period dramas. It is well known for its beautiful displays of Snowdrops in February and early March.
Lacock Abbey Snowdrops
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Cornwall, Set in a stunning position with fantastic views to St Anthony's Headland and the sea, it is a totally unique garden where Sub Tropical plants thrive. Unlike any other garden in theBritish Isles.
Lamorran House Gardens
Northamptonshire, Lamport Hall is set in tranquil gardens, with the most amazing walled garden full of unusual tall perennial plants, many sourced from Piet Oudolf's nursery
Lamport Hall Gardens
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.
Langley Park
Cornwall, Lannhydock House and Garden, a gem of a National Trust property with both beautiful formal and informal gardens, providing colour from March onwards. There is an extensive woodland walk with a wonderfull collection of rhododendrons
Lanhydrock House Gardens
Wiltshire, Larmer Tree Gardens - 'Secret Gardens of Wiltshire' in the beautiful Cranborne chase.
Larmer Tree Gardens
Derbyshire, Lea Gardens is a unique collection of highly acclaimed rhododendrons, azaleas kalmias and other plants collected from the far corners of the world.
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Kent, Leeds Castle and Gardens, are one of the best places to visit in southern England for history and garden lovers, with its beautiful water cascade falling from the Cedar Pond there is so much to see including Russell Page's Culpepper Garden.
Leeds Castle Gardens
Aberdeenshire, Leith Hall Garden covers 6 acres and features extensive herbaceous borders, At the top of the gardenis an unusual Chinese Moon Gate (moon shaped) where visitors can enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding hills.. The beautiful historic Hall is open.
Leith Hall website
Sussex, The magnificent Leonardslee Gardens in Sussex with amazing plants from all over the world including rare rhododendrons.. Lakeside and Hillside walks
RHODODENDRONS, CAMELIAS, MAGNOLIAS, BLUEBELLS, WATER GARDENS, AUTUMN COLOURS
Leonardslee Gardens
Cumbria, The Topiary Gardens at Levens Hall are world-famous in their own right, and are a must for any visitor to the English Lake District. There is also a rose garden, a nuttery, fine herbaceous borders, massive beech hedges, and a fountain garden. HOUSE OPEN
Levens Hall & Garden
Worcestershire, The gardens at Little Malvern Court are one of Britain's secret gems. Set in 10 acres of a former Benedictine Monastery, the gardens are full of plants, trees and shrubs leading down to a series of ancient fishponds transformed into Water Gardens
Little Malvern Court
Ceredigion, This small 18th century Welsh Gentry Estate has survived virtually unaltered. Beautiful Walled Garden and Woodland Walk. The historic house is also open.
Llanerchaeron House and Garden
Monmouthshire, Llanover is a fascinating and unusual private garden created in the eighteenth century by the ancestor of the current owners
Llanover Garden
Carmarthenshire, Llwyngarreg open under the NGS. The garden features many unusual plant including primulas, bamboos, blue Himalayan poppies, acers, rhododendrons and magnolias.
Wigtownshire, Logan Botanic Garden is one of the country's most exotic gardens. Because of the Gulf Stream influence, a remarkable collection of bizarre and beautiful plants flourish.
Logan Botanic Garden
Northumberland, Put Longfamlington Arboretum and Garden in your diary for a lovely day out.
Longframlington Gardens
Hampshire, As summer progresses at Longstock Water Gardens further plants come to life giving vibrant colour to the garden.
Longstock Water Gardens
Cambridgeshire, The gardens at Longstowe near Cambridge Hall are framed by ancient woodland and wildflowers to the East and historic parkland to the West.
Longstowe Hall Gardens
Surrey, Discover the stunning Jacobean House and Gertrude Jekyll inspired Walled Gardens at Loseley Park near Guildford, which will take your breath away, including one of the finest 'White Gardens' in England. The historic house is also open. A MUST VISIT!
Loseley Park Garden
Cornwall, Restored back from obscurity - The Lost Gardens of Heligan are one of Britain's finest restorations. The jungle takes you through a valley with paths and pools, tree ferns and tropical plants. There are also formal gardens and a woodland walk.
Lost Gardens of Heligan
Cumbria, 130 acres of lost gardens dating back 350 years set against the dramatic backdrop of a ruined early 19th century sandstone Lowther Castle there is an amazing parterre tapestry garden, designed by Dan Pearson.
Lowther Castle and Garden
Devon, Lukesland Gardens, described in the Good Gardens Guide as ‘one of the finest gardens of its type in the South West’, offers the visitor 24 acres of flowering shrubs, rare trees and wild flowers.
Lukesland Gardens
Kent, RHS Partner Garden winner 2022 - South East -The World Garden is a botanical gem set in the historic and beautiful Kent countryside, situated within the grounds of Lullingstone Castle
Lullingstone Castle
Wiltshire, The Walled Garden is set within this historic park, with Mansion (open), lakeside and open walks where dogs are welcome. Tearoom on site.
Lydiard Park Walled Garden
Gloucestershire, Set in beautiful countryside the Lydney Spring Gardens are in an enchanted secluded wooded valley with lakes and a profusion of rhododendrons, azaleas, magnolias and other flowering shrubs and trees.
Lydney Park Spring Garden
Cheshire, The park and gardens at Lyme Park are set on the foot of the Pennine Hills. Lots to see including. There is more to see with a good herbaceous border, wooded ravine bordered by rhododendrons, ferns and azaleas. House also open
Lyme Park House and Garden
Somerset, Lytes Cary Manor was owned of medieval herbalist Henry Lyte, and the house is surrounded by an enchanting small garden.
Lytes Cary Manor
