Many of the informal gardens we have on our guide are home to a diverse range of wildlife. We have selected just a few but you can find more by using the search facility at the top of this page, which will help you in your organic gardening.
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.
Carmarthenshire,
Llwyngarreg open under the NGS. The garden features many unusual plant including primulas, bamboos, blue Himalayan poppies, acers, rhododendrons and magnolias.
Cumbria,
130 acres of lost gardens dating back 350 years set against the dramatic backdrop of a ruined early 19th century sandstone Lowther Castle, both in the process of restoration.
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.
Flintshire,
Saith Ffynon Farm in Flintshire - rewilded meadows and garden - One-acre wildlife garden with 8-acres of unimproved wet meadows, native woodlands and ponds.
Yorkshire,
The garden at Sledmere House in Yorkshire has become a place to explore and discover different planting areas that have an emphasis on form and colour.
Worcestershire,
Go and enjoy one of England’s finest gardens at Spetchley Park. This is also where you will see one of the finest collections of Peonies in Britain.
