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Includes gardens in the grounds of The Abbey House, built in the 16th century alongside Malmesbury Abbey, Wiltshire.
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In the Towy valley of Carmarthenshire. The history goes back to the 15th century. Information on the history and restoration work; visitor details.
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The Duchess of Northumberland's dream of transforming a derelict, 12-acre walled garden into the most magnificent garden created anywhere in Europe in the last 100 years.
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Restored Victorian fernery on the Isle of Bute in the Clyde estuary.
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A 15th century house. Virtual tours of house and gardens. Information for visitors on facilities, attractions and events.
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Garden built by Geoff Hamilton in Rutland for BBC TV Gardener's World, including pictures, descriptions of the gardens with forums, tips, news, reviews, links and a competition.
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A three acre hillside garden overlooking the Beamish valley, near Newcastle upon Tyne.
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History, guide and visitor information to these gardens near Elgin, Scotland.
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Details of the opening times and facilities of this garden, together with 'what's in flower?' section and photographs.
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Information on the house, the gardens and grounds laid out by Capability Brown, the facilities, attractions, near Chippenham. Visiting details.
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Visitor information and details of 250-acre Lake District estate evolved by John Ruskin as a 'living laboratory' when he lived from there 1872 to 1900.
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Historic gardens in Derbyshire), featuring a babbling brook, a ruined mill, mature trees, and high cliffs. Photo galleries by season, plant sale and visitor information.
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A romantic garden in the Cotswolds. Includes a virtual tour, history, and information about the gardens and their produce.
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A 2-acre 18th Century garden, next to Chesters Roman Fort with views over the Tyne valley. Online tour and description of the herb gardens, borders, and the Roman garden. Includes details for visitors.
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A Queen Anne House near Northampton with reputed formal and wild gardens open to the public Easter to September. Said to be the pattern for Jane Austin's Mansfield Park.
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Guide to the educational park in Liverpool which also houses the National Wildflower Centre, Landlife Conservation, and Knowsley Parks and Countryside Service. Events Gallery.
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The 17th century garden is open to the public. History, map and information about the garden, the manor house and its estate.
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Garden in West Sussex featuring gravel walks, statuary, and interesting plantings. Information about visiting, the plant centre, and the landscape design services and books of John Brookes.
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Formal gardens surrounding an ancient Scottish fortress.
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A charitable society set up to further interest in the life and work of plantsman E A Bowles and the conservation of his garden at Myddleton House, Enfield. Information about events and membership.
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Internationally famous Grade I listed 'cottage garden' designed by the gardening icon, Margery Fish, specialising in rare plants and the National Collection of Geraniums.
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History and a description of work in progress on 12 acres of lost gardens between Grantham and Stamford. Information on events and opening times for visitors - include photographs.
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Historic woodland garden established in the New Forest, near Beaulieu, early in this century by Lionel de Rothschild, known for its collection of rhododendrons, camellias and azaleas; site provides history, photos and visitor information.
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A large country estate in Renfrewshire near Glasgow, seat of the current Chief of the Clan MacMillan. Information on the gardens, woodlands and history. Visitor details.
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Includes information about the Yorkshire National Trust site preserving Britain's largest monastic ruin and most complete Cistercian abbey, and photographs of the 18th century water garden.
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Twelve acres of gardens, streams and lochs, open to the public. Licensed tearoom, parking, disabled access at Dunragit.
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Seven-acre garden in Kent open to the public April-November. Description, photos, history, directions.
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House and with 17th century gardens near Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent.
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These gardens in Herefordshire have been restored and opened to the public. Virtual tour of the many gardens and the castle. History and visitor details.
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10 acre landscaped garden in Surrey, UK, houses an ever changing collection of contemporary sculpture by over 100 artists.
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Profile of the hotel, restaurants and services. Includes an overview of the golf course, shop, tuition details, and membership information. Also grade 1 listed landscape with follies and walks, open to the public.
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A Cornish coastal garden, situated on the River Fowey estuary. Pictures, with details of opening times and access, and information on charities supported.
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Garden and deer park set around moated Tudor hall near Stowmarket, Suffolk, featuring double herbaceous borders, working kitchen garden, many roses and herb and knot garden.
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Estate garden in Kington (Herefordshire) focusing on rare shrubs and trees. Brief overview and visitor information.
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Gardens in Somerset, location of the lost secret landscape garden, built in the 18th century and recently restored to its former glory. Virtual tour, history, and visitor information.
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A fine display of snowdrops in February on this estate in Nottinghamshire. Information about the estate and its history, and visitor details.
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Devon garden open late March to mid October with many innovative plantings.
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Set in the Parish of Assynt, this garden has been developed on the site of a derelict croft. Photographs and visitor information [30 minutes by boat from Kylesku].
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Information, plant list, maps and general garden and gardening topics. The gardens have been developed by three generations of women in Gloucestershire. Home to Rosa filipes Kiftsgate, the largest rose in England.
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Large estate in England, open to the public. A guide to the attractions arranged by season, and brief photographic tours of some garden areas.
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Elizabethan house and gardens in the Lake District. Visitor information on the house and its attractions.
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Photographic tour of expansive garden in the Cotswolds. The style is mostly formal, with topiary, koi pond, and box parterres.
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Set in the rolling hills of North Devon, this garden features large collections of camellias, astilbes, tulbaghias and Japanese irises within a park-like setting with ponds and streams.
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This colorful garden in East Sussex is a showcase for the nursery that it accompanies. Visitor information, photos.
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Edwardian garden open to the public. Includes history of Victorian mansion, events, and description of gardens.
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The history, flora and fauna of a 19th century private garden in Yeovil, Somerset, with an account of its restoration.
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National Trust garden in West Sussex, famous for its collection of rare plants, includes summer borders, a pinetum, and ruins of the house. Visitor information and overview map.
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Landscape park of the 18th century in Surrey. Its history and restoration, educational and cultural events, and visitor information.
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Introduction to this garden in the Cotswolds and its follies. Pictures, history and visitor information.
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In Appletreewick near Skipton. Pictures, map of the estate, and information for those who wish to visit.
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Famous Georgian house still owned and lived in by the Molesworth-St Aubyn family, near Wadebridge, Cornwall. 50 acres of formal and woodland gardens. Visitor information.
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30-acre estate at Cuddra, near St Austell, Cornwall, which consists of a number of different gardens and houses the national collection of grevillea; open to the public at selected times.
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Information on RHS gardens (Harlow Carr in Yorkshire, Hyde Hall in Essex, Rosemoor in Devon, and Wisley in Surrey) with links to other gardens to visit.
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The gardens of HDRA, the organic organisation. Visitor information for the 32 individual gardens.
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A Italianate garden in Suffolk. Visitor information and brief history.
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Visiting photographer presents pages with descriptions and photographs, accessible by text links and through a clickable map.
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Victorian garden in Worcestershire with woodland and herbaceous plants, some rare. Gardens with designs varying from formal to exuberant. Visitor information, news and events.
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Plant collections, glasshouses and displays. Information about the garden, events, school programs, and plant of the month.
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Virtual tour and information about Georgian home, gardens and woodland park of Sir Reginald and Lady Sheffield near York, its opening times and tours.
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Intimate and formal garden in North Staffordshire with a variety of landscape features, including a woodland garden, an alpine scree, a damp garden and summer flower borders, with information about location, opening hours and admission.
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Offers discovery and renovation of gardens containing an underground network of tunnels, caves and grottos. Located in Monmouthshire, South Wales.
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Created in Norwich by Henry Trevor, Victorian philanthropist, currently being restored by the Plantation Garden Preservation Trust.
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A wild sub-tropical ravine by the Helford River in Cornwall. Information and photographs of the gardens, events and art activities. Visitor details.
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Early Georgian house - its name means "House of the Trees". Information on the gardens and their history, map. Details of nurseries and of visitor facilities.
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Follow the progress of restoring this Public Park in Walsall to its former glories. Description, history, and plans for development. This site uses Flash extensively
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Near Oxford, with a Saxon Church and gardens made famous in the 1930's by Beatrix Havergal. Information and pictures of the gardens, the art gallery. Visitor and facility details.
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Located in Hampshire, these gardens were restored by garden writer Marylyn Abbott. Visitor information, garden talks and events.
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A restored Victorian walled garden in Devon; open to the public in summer. Information about the history, restoration, design and plantings.
