Lothian, This three-acre walled Malleny Garden has a delightful collection of old-fashioned roses and fine herbaceous borders, and also houses the National Bonsai Collection for Scotland.
Malleny Gardens
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Scottish Borders, The south front of Manderston House and Garden looks across four terrace gardens which were designed by John Kinross and are still planted in Edwardian style. Image by Alistair ©
Manderston House and Garden
Norfolk, The beautiful gardens surround a historic Moated Hall and are famous for a wonderful rose collection. House open for groups by appointment.
Mannington Hall Gardens
Dorset, Mapperton House is a magnificent Jacobean Manor House with award-winning Italianate gardens. Set within 1,900 acres of pastureland and ancient woodland, visitors can also enjoy a self-guided rewilding safari.
Mapperton House and Gardens
Neath Port Talbot, Margam Park and gardens date from the 19th century with 1920's restored Japanese garden.
Margam Park
Essex, A tree collection from all the temperate areas of the world set in more than 200 acres of historic landscape and gardens provides interest and enjoyment throughout the year at Marks Hall Garden.
Marks Hall Garden
Devon, Marwood Hill Garden is one of the finest in Devon. Covering some 20 acres, with three beautiful lakes, this tranquil garden will provide a day of both inspiration and relaxation for the whole family. Well behaved dogs on leads are welcome too!
Marwood Hill Garden
Derbyshire, Melbourne Hall Garden is the best surviving example of a garden in the manner of the famous designer Le Notre to be seen in England today. As you walk through the Garden Gate the landscape garden takes your breath away. House open certain times of year.
Melbourne Hall Garden
Sussex, The gardens at Merriments in the rolling Sussex countryside never fails to delight. Colour all year round with excellent adjoining Garden Centre
COTTAGE GARDEN BORDERS, HERBACEOUS BORDERS, FLOWERING SHRUBS, WATER GARDEN
Merriments Garden
Sussex, Michelham Priory is a hidden gem in the heart of the Sussex Countryside with beautiful gardens, events and exhibitions throughout the year, plus informal and more formal gardens. Take time to tour the Priory itself.
HISTORIC HOUSE OPEN TO PUBLIC. LONGEST MEDIEVAL MOAT IN ENGLAND. EXTENSIVE GROUNDS
Michelham Priory
Yorkshire, The gardens and parkland a historic Country house, now a National Trust Hotel. he Victorian walled kitchen garden is planted with a central herbaceous border and box edged bed containing species of old fashioned roses, herb beds.
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Dorset, Not that well known but Minterne Garden is a real gem tucked away in the Dorset countryside
Minterne Gardens
Gloucestershire, A peaceful 17th century garden in Miserdenwithin a picturesque estate hidden in the Cotswolds hills. The Garden is well known for its magnificent mixed borders, amongst the longest in Britain.
The Garden at Miserden
Wiltshire, Head outside to discover a delightful walled garden hidden behind this 18th-century town house which is also open, featuring a pergola and traditionally planted herbaceous borders
Mompesson House
Small London private garden but with lots of interesting plants
Mona Garden
Sussex, This was the delightful Cottage, home of Leonard and Virginia Woolf, with all its Bllomsbury Treasures plus garden in the Arts and Crafts Style. The charming House is also open.
CHARMING ATMOSPHERIC HOUSE OPEN TO VISITORS. WRITING LODGE WHERE SOME OF VIRGINIA'S BEST NOVELS WERE WRITTEN, INFORMAL GARDENS
Monk's House and Garden
Somerset, Montacute House is a magnificent Elizabethan Ham-stone house, surrounded by beautiful parkland and gardens and built in the late 16th century.
Montacute House
Scottish Borders, These gardens at Monteviot House are situated in lovely countryside with stunning views of the River Teviot and hills beyond. The gardens were designed by Percy Cane
Monteviot House and Gardens
Worcestershire
This beautiful Morton Hall Garden in Redditch, Worcestershire covers eight acres combining historic and new features.
Morton Hall Gardens
Staffordshire, An amazing Elizabethan farmhouse with many secrets plus a lovely small Walled Garden. The amazing Hall is also open.
Moseley Old Hall
Devon, Mothecombe House, a Queen Anne house with additions by Sir Edwin Lutyens sits above Mothercombe Beach. There are 2 Walled Gardens and paths lead down one side of the valley with an amazing array of plants leading down to the sea.
Mothercombe House Gardens
Hampshire, Mottisfont Abbey Gardens are set in the delightful Test Valley, where the River Test the famous trout river follows its journey to the sea.
Mottisfont Abbey
Isle of Wight, Mottistone Manor Garden, a must visit if you are on the Isle of Wight
Mottistone Manor Garden
Cornwall, Mount Edgcumbe House and Garden is a Grade 1 Historic landscape, and 10 acres of garden in English, French and Italian styles of 18th - 20th century. Spectacular seaside setting by shingle beaches. You can also visit the Earl's Garden
Mount Edgcumbe House
Kent, 10 acres of enchanting Edwardian gardens where terraces of fragrant roses lead to a small lake and woodland area overlooking orchards.
Mount Ephraim Gardens
Yorkshire, Mount Grace (Carthusian) Priory and Gardens are a great place to visit, with a Cottage Garden designed by Chris Beadshaw and the re-creation of a Monk's House with small walled Garden. The Arts and Crafts House in front of the 14th century Priory is open.
Mount Grace Priory
County Down, Mount Stewart is one of the most unique and unusual gardens that the Trust owns. HOUSE open.
Mount Stewart House and Gardens
Isle of Bute, Mount Stuart House and Gardens is a great place to visit for all the family. There are three hundred acres of wilderness, woodland, gardens. HOUSE OPEN
Mount Stuart and Gardens, Isle of Bute
Dorset, Take yourself back 40 years in this delightful small garden situated behind the Priests House in Wimborne.
The Priest House Wimborne
Middlesex, The Gardens at Myddleton House tell a compelling story about one of Britain’s most famous self-taught gardeners, artists and expert botanists - Edward Augustus Bowles.
Myddleton House Gardens
