Open GardensGardens you can visit

Visited Merriments garden on the East Sussex border
It is a lovely garden of perennials, flowering shrubs wild flowers and bird/insects. It is great to see how perriennials/shrubs can look and then go and buy them. I Sadly the cafe has become a licenced restaurant, where even though it was virtually empty one has to wait to be seated so we went elsewhere as its not what we want when visiting what is infact a gardencentre with a garden attached.

Great little garden in a gem of a Cotswold village - a 'mini valley' location and some clever planting make this well worth visiting, perhaps in combination (and in contrast to) nearby Hidcote Manor. This is gardening with a sense of humour. Last visit was in April when there were spectacular scents from Hyacinths and Osmanthus.

The man (whom is related to the original owner) and his wife who run Milton Lodge are so friendly! The property is very beautiful! Unfortunately, this was our first garden of our England tour, and I did not take many pictures. Do not pass this garden by, if you have the chance, make a visit.

Located in St. Louis, Missouri, the Missouri Botanical Garden is the United State's oldest botanical garden in continuous operation and a National Historic Landmark.

Philip and Elizabeth Henslowe invite you come and vist us at Moyclare, at Liskeard in Cornwall.
Being a Cornish garden Moyclare is at its most spectacular in the Spring and early Summer so we are open to the public, without appointment, during April, May, and June at weekends and on Bank Holiday Mondays, from 2pm to 5pm. We look forward to seeing you!