Harlow Carr is a garden dominated by water, stone and woodland and is very much part of the surrounding Yorkshire landscape.

The Museum Gardens date back to the 1830s when the Yorkshire Philosophical Society opened the museum. They appointed landscape architect, Sir John Murray Naysmith, to draw up a design for the gardens which was subsequently laid out in the Gardenesque style to show...

Sheffield Botanical Gardens cover 19 acres and were first opened in 1836. Originally designed by Robert Marnock in the Gardenesque style, the site now has fifteen different garden areas featuring collections of plants from all over the world, including Mediterranean,...

The Firs Experimental grounds are part of what was the estate of Sir Joseph Whitworth, the Manchester inventor. The grounds moved to their present site in 1922 to enable expansion of the University's old Botany department.

Relax and enjoy the contemporary design and striking modern planting of this stunning 4 acre garden. A 21st century plantsman’s paradise, set within magnificent ‘Capability’ Brown parkland and complemented by an excellent restaurant and plant sales area.

Delamere Forest is Cheshire's largest area of woodland and is a place for families to let off steam, escape the crowds and find peace in the heart of the forest. Delamere is also a haven for wildlife including the beautiful small tortoiseshell butterfly, greater...

This woodland was the second Forest Park created by the Forestry Commission back in 1948, and remains its most northerly. Glenmore holds one of the few remaining pockets of ancient Caledonian Pinewood in Scotland. Major work is underway to preserve and expand this...

The transformation of Nottinghamshire’s spoil heaps into community woodlands provided an opportunity to involve local people in the management of these new sites and other local countryside areas adjacent to coalfield communities. The Sherwood Forest Community...

On the morning of Wednesday September 16th 1840 one of Derby's Mill Owners, and the first Mayor of the Reformed Borough of Derby, 75 year old Joseph Strutt, presented the Town Council with the deeds to the Arboretum.

2000 hectares of mixed woodland lying between the Wear and Tees valleys on the edge of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Hamsterley is a delightful oasis of broadleaved and coniferous woodland, sprawling along the sides of a sheltered valley.