Westbury Court Garden, a rare surviving Dutch water garden in Gloucestershire.

 

On our first visit, it immediately struck me as somewhere made for slowing down – a place to sit quietly and take it all in. There’s a sense of order to it, but not in a rigid way. More a gentle balance of still water… More

Painswick Rococo Garden, a whimsical charming garden in Gloucestershire. 

 

Rococo Garden was designed in the 1740s, when gardens were more about pleasure than pruning. The story began in 1733, when Charles Hyett, an English politician, bought an estate… More

Stowe Gardens, extensive landscaped gardens and parkland in Buckinghamshire.

 

Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown started his career at Stowe Gardens in 1740. In 1741, he was appointed as the head gardener and worked in Stowe until 1751, before he became an  independent landscape gardener… More

Hidcote, a well-known Arts and Crafts-inspired garden in Gloucestershire. 

 

The story of Hidcote is inextricably linked with the name of Lawrence Johnston, an enthusiastic garden designer and a tireless plant hunter who created in Gloucestershire one of the greatest English gardens… More

Exbury Gardens & Steam Railway, a 200-acre stunning woodland garden in Hampshire.

 

This is the creation of Lionel Nathan de Rothschild, the eldest son of Leopold de Rothschild and a part of the reputed banking family in England… More

Sheffield Botanical Gardens, a green paradise in the middle of the city in South Yorkshire.

 

Stroll through the Himalayan Garden, dream in the Rose Garden, relax in the Evolution Garden, sit on the bench and read in the Rock and Water Garden, and find bananas in the Pavilions… More

Trebah Garden, a dog friendly sub-tropical heaven in Cornwall.

The influential family of Falmouth owned Trebah Garden for 40 years (1838-1878) and made an enormous contribution to how it looks today… More