Carmarthenshire, Aberglasney is a sublime garden that was made famous by the BBC television series ‘A Garden Lost in Time’ and is now one of the finest in Wales. Visitors can explore 10 acres of over 20 different garden styles from formal to woodland. HOUSE OPEN
Aberglasney Gardens
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Northumberland, The Alnwick Garden is one of the most popular gardens to visit in Britain with its superb water features and fountains. Colours all year round and a Garden Lovers paradise!
A MUST VISIT GARDEN FOR EVERY GARDEN LOVER
Alnwick Garden
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.
https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/anglesey-abbey/
Argyll and Bute, The Ardkinglas Garden is of interest to the plant enthusiast or those wanting a peaceful woodland walk - watch out for the red squirrels. Includes Gruffalo Trail for kids!
Ardkinglas Woodland Garden
Worcestershire, Arley Arboretum is one of the oldest Arboretums in Great Britain. There is a beautiful Italianate Garden within the walled Garden which is planted throughout the year. Planted against the walls are a wonderful collection of camellias.
Arley Arboretum
Cheshire, At Arley Hall Gardens there are lovely displays of bulbs, early rhododendrons and magnolias and in the summer the walled garden and sun-dial garden come into their own, together with the magnificent herbaceous border and Arbour walk.
Arley Hall Gardens
Devon, Explore the historic Arlington Court and Gardens an outstanding National Trust property near Barnstaple in Devon - All you need to know!
Arlington Court Gardens
Warwickshire, The gardens at Baddesley Clinton are delightful and surround an 18th century moated manor. They include a formal courtyard garden, wildflower and meadow garden, woodland/lakeside walks. Manor House is also open.
Baddesley Clinton
Highland, Ballindalloch Castle Garden is in a magnificent setting in the Spey Valley between the rivers Spey and Avon. CASTLE open.
https://www.ballindallochcastle.co.uk/
Gloucestershire, Batsford Arboretum is set in 56 acres of lovely Cotswold Countryside and contains over 1500 trees with species from all over the world.
Batsford Arboretum
Lincolnshire, The Gardens at Belton House built in the late 1600s have been restored over recent years. Intricate parterres marked with box hedges lie close to the Castle, and a dramatic herbaceous border frames views across the lake. House open
Belton House and Garden
Hertfordshire, Benington Lordship Garden garden for all seasons including brilliant snowdrop displays and winter walks. Spring follows with swathes of scillas, daffodils, and fritillaries, before the summer glory of the roses and spectacular double herbaceous borders.
Birmingham, Fifteen acres of glorious gardens at Birmingham Botanical Gardens one mile form the city centre. The garden includes four stunning glasshouses displaying everything from tropical rainforest to arid desert.
Birmingham Botanical Garden Whats on?
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
Cumbria, Brantwood has a series of unusual and experimental gardens laid out by John Ruskin from 1871 – 1886.
Brantwood House and Gardens
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
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
Moray, Brodie Castle is a great place to visit in the Spring to see daffodils. Castle open.
Brodie Castle
Aberdeenshire, Castle Fraser is one of the grandest castles of Mar and was built between 1575 and 1636 and is a wonderful place to visit. CASTLE open.
Castle Fraser
Highland, Cawdor Castle is fortunate to have three gardens including an amazing walled garden. The gardens are beautiful in every season and a great place to visit. . CASTLE open.
Cawdor Castle and Garden
Derbyshire, Chatsworth House and Garden is set on the edge of The Peak District and has one of the most stunning gardens in the British Isles. The magnificent House is also open.
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. CASTLE open.
Crathes Castle and Gardens
Gloucestershire, Dyrham Park near Bath is a beautiful place to visit any time of year with a colourful winter garden. The gardens were designed around the 17th century and included a Dutch Water Garden, plus new parterre. The amazing historic House is open too.
Dyrham Park Gardens
Hampshire, Exbury Gardens on the edge of the New Forest. Spectacular collection of woodland, herbaceous, contemporary and formal gardens
Exbury Gardens
Fermanagh, This garden at Florence Court was created around 1789 by William King for the 1st Earl of Enniskillen. Historic House open.
Florence Court and Gardens
Cornwall, Glendurgan Garden - Lovely in early summer with rhododendrons, magnoilas, camellias and bluebells and with maze for children. Another beautiful place to visit in Cornwall
Glendurgan Garden
Suffolk, Kentwell a hidden gem! Stunning and peaceful with an individuality that will delight and surprise you.
Kentwell Hall
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
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.
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 and Rose Garden
