Flower Gardens in the UK
Set out below are Flower gardens in the UK including The Home of Charles Darwin, Down House. Britain's Finest Flower gardens are a delight throughout the year, careful planting and colour themes attract insects and wildlife as well as humans!
Flower Gardens in the UK
Set out below are Flower gardens in the UK including The Home of Charles Darwin, Down House. Britain's Finest Flower gardens are a delight throughout the year, careful planting and colour themes attract insects and wildlife as well as humans!
The Home of Charles Darwin, Down House
Luxted Road, Downe, Orpington
Experience nature come to life in the Gardens of Down House, Home to Charles Darwin
Just outside central London stands the family home of world-renowned Victorian scientist Charles Darwin, Down House, a unique building laden with historical and scientific significance. Down House... more
The Ridges
Weavers Brow, Limbrick, Heath Charnock, Chorley
“The Ridges”, built in the late 1700' s by local landowners the Standish-Langtree family, has had only a handful of owners since then. In1880 the house and land was bought by John Haslem Gillett, a wealthy cotton mill owner with many mills around Lancashire. The surrounding six acres of land was... more
Little Malvern Court & Gardens
Little Malvern, Malvern
Little Malvern Court, a 10 acre garden, attached to a former Benedictine Priory, offers magnificent views over the Severn valley. Laid out as garden rooms around the house, there is a water garden below, feeding into a chain of lakes. Beautiful in the Spring with carpets of bulbs, there is also a... more
Benthall Hall
Broseley
Explore a beautiful seasonal Garden at Benthall Hall
This charming 19th century terraced garden is small but having once been the domain of botanist George Maw, is stuffed with fabulous items of horticultural interest. Highlights include a gorgeous rose garden, fruit trees, oceans... more
Nymans
Handcross, Haywards Heath
Retreat to the tranquil gardens at Nymans
Nymans beautiful extensive gardens developed throughout the 20th century by the Messel family, reflect the character of the founder and creativity of the plant hunters who explored worldwide. Indulge the senses with a spring visit to enjoy... more
Overbeck's
Sharpitor, Salcombe
Explore the exotic paradise of Overbeck's Garden
Exotic Overbecks Garden has dramatic coastal gardens with glorious views over Salcombe estuary. The warm microclimate encourages rare and tender plants producing a garden of hot colour from July through to September and luxuriant... more
Knebworth House Gardens
Knebworth, Knebworth
At Knebworth House, the present 28-acre garden dates largely from the Victorian and Edwardian eras, with more recent and continuing restoration and additions. Sir Edwin Lutyens re-designed the formal gardens immediate to the House. Each of the 'rooms' within the garden has its own identity, colour... more
Sir Harold Hillier Gardens
Jermyns Lane, Ampfield, Romsey
Sir Harold Hillier Gardens is home to one of the most important modern plant collections in the world. Established in 1953 by the distinguished plantsman Sir Harold Hillier, the magnificent collection of over 42,000 plants from temperate regions around the world grow in a variety of superb themed... more
Wightwick Manor & Gardens
Wightwick Bank, Wolverhampton
Explore the beautiful gardens of Wightwick Manor
The Wightwick Manor´s 17 acre garden was designed by Alfred Parsons and Thomas Mawson. The main framework consists of large trees with an eye-catching octagonal arbour hung with clematis and roses in the centre of the rose garden. A... more
Greys Court
Rotherfield Greys, Henley-on-Thames
Discover the beautiful Greys Court and surrounding gardens
Greys Court is a picturesque house mainly Tudor in style set in a beautiful courtyard. A series of walled gardens are set out as outdoor rooms with a fine collection of old fashioned roses, paeonies, an ornamental... more
Seaton Delaval Hall
The Avenue, Seaton Sluice, Whitley Bay
Discover Seaton Delaval Hall, A place of great theatre and drama
Built in the early 18th century and the best example in the country of English Baroque, Seaton Delaval Hall and Gardens was created by Sir John Van Brugh who was also responsible for Castle Howard and Blenheim Palace.... more
Burrow Farm Gardens
Dalwood, Axminster
Burrow Farm Gardens is a beautifully landscaped 13 acre garden, which will appeal to both the plantsman and those seeking a relaxing walk around a tranquil garden with extensive views. Sweeping lawns lead between island beds of unusual shrubs and herbaceous plants down to the lake. The woodland... more
Kentwell Hall
High Street, Long Melford
Kentwell Hall in Long Melford, is Suffolk’s hidden gem and one of England’s finest Tudor houses that stands within the most extensive moat in the county. The house is reached by a 3/4 mile long avenue of ancient Lime Trees. Kentwell’s gardens and grounds that extend to over 30 acres’s are often... more
Knightshayes
Bolham, Tiverton
Explore the Beautiful Knightshayes Garden
The celebrated Knightshayes Garden, was originally planned in the late 1870s and then replanted in the 1950s. Crisply-managed formal terraces and a rather formal woodland garden with a water lily pool and topiary, specimen trees, rare... more
Pensthorpe Natural Park
Fakenham
Pensthorpe Natural Park offers a great day out for all the family. With four truly spectacular gardens offering a source of inspiration for every season; 300 acres of reserve to explore, full of diverse habitats; the chance to get close to wildlife and award winning indoor and outdoor play areas... more
Wallington
Cambo, Morpeth
Explore the Beautiful Wallington Garden
Wallington Garden, the original formality of Sir Walter Blackett´s 18th century landscape was influenced by Capability Brown. A simple grass terrace looks out over the landscape park, shrubberies and there are woodland circuit walks with... more
High Beeches Garden
High Beeches Lane, Handcross
High Beeches Garden is a woodland garden of many glades which has been sensitively planted with many beautiful rare trees and shrubs to enhance the natural High Weald landscape. The ancient wildflower meadow is one of the best in the country attracting vast numbers of butterflies and pollinators.... more
Chiswick House & Gardens
Burlington Lane, Chiswick, London
Discover the birthplace of the English Landscape Movement
One of West Londons hidden gems, Chiswick house is a classic example of beautiful 18th century British architecture. The Londoners have been seeking sanctuary in these lovely grounds for years and it’s not hard to see... more
Greenway
Greenway Road, Galmpton, Brixham
At the holiday home of the author Agatha Christie and her family you can take a glimpse into their lives. This relaxed house is set in the 1950s, when Agatha and her family would spend holidays here relaxing by the river, playing croquet, and reading her latest mystery to their guests. The... more
Penrhyn Castle
Bangor
Explore the beautiful grounds of Penrhyn Castle
Penrhyn Castle is a stunning 19th century neo-Norman castle, built for the wealthy Pennant family. Simple parkland surrounds this monumental Penrhyn Castle and garden. Behind it is a fascinating walled garden with formal terrace,... more
Sissinghurst Castle
Biddenden Road, Cranbrook
Explore the beautiful Gardens at Sissinghurst Castle
Sissinghurst Castle Garden was developed around the surviving parts of an Elizabethan mansion. With a central red-brick prospect tower - a series of small enclosed compartments, intimate in scale and romantic in atmosphere.... more
Harmony Garden
St Mary's Road, Melrose
Experience the tranquillity of Harmony Garden
Harmony Garden is surrounded by walls and screened by trees, offering a unique sense of peace and tranquillity. Stroll across the lush green lawns and admire the herbaceous and mixed borders, the vegetable and fruit areas, and, in... more
Saltram
Plympton, Plymouth
Explore Saltram House and Gardens
Saltram was originally an 18th century landscape garden, featuring a fine orangery still used to produce a good collection of citrus fruit, and other buildings of the 1770s. Developments in the 19th century have continued to the present day,... more
Petworth House & Park
Petworth
Explore the beautiful parklands of Petworth
Petworth House is a 705 acre parkland that has evolved from just a small garden containing fruit and vegetables in the 16th century. Enclosed by a 5 mile long stone wall, throughout the centuries well know designers such as George London... more
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