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Encyclopedia > Gardens in England

Gardens in England is a link page for any garden, botanical garden, arboretum or pinetum open to the public in England.


See: Conservation in the United Kingdom, List of gardens, List of botanical gardens


Bedfordshire

  • Wrest Park Gardens

Berkshire

  • Folly Farm

Buckinghamshire

Cambridgeshire

Cheshire

Cornwall

Cumbria

  • Holehird
  • Holker Hall
  • Levens Hall

Derbyshire

Devon

East Riding of Yorkshire


East Sussex

  • Great Dixter
  • Sheffield Park

Gloucestershire

Greater London

Greater Manchester

Hampshire

  • Exbury Gardens
  • Longstock Park Water Gardens
  • Mottisfont Abbey
  • Sir Harold Hillier Gardens and Arboretum
  • Ventnor Botanic Garden
  • West Green House Garden

Hertfordshire

Kent

Lancashire

  • Gresgarth Hall

Norfolk

  • East Ruston Old Vicarage
  • Fairhaven Gardens
  • Foggy Bottom
  • Mannington Garden
  • Plantation Garden

Northamptonshire

  • Cottesbrook Hall

Northumberland

North Yorkshire

Oxfordshire

Shropshire

  • Hodnet Hall
  • Wollerton Old Hall

Somerset

  • Cothay Manor, Greencombe
  • Hadspen

South Yorkshire

Staffordshire

  • Biddulph Grange

Suffolk

  • Helmingham Hall
  • Somerleyton Hall

Surrey

Sussex - see East Sussex and West Sussex


West Sussex

  • Leonardslee
  • Nymans
  • Wakehurst Place

Wiltshire

Worcestershire

Yorkshire - See East Riding of Yorkshire, South Yorkshire and North Yorkshire


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Gardens in Victorian England (615 words)
In 1840 the Royal Botanical Gardens at Kew passed from crown control to the government, which meant a transfer from enthusiastic amateurs to professional gardeners.
The vicarage garden was a showpiece of 1-3 acres, planted, not with colourful exotics, but with a homogenous mix of traditional plants, such as wisteria.
This green-space garden was run by a resident's committee, funded by subscriptions from all the householders.
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