A world of plants in one place- a Botanic Garden displaying plant diversity in a wide variety of settings. There are formal Edwardian gardens, a herb garden, national collections, woodland walks, and glasshouses with desert, tropical, alpine and temperate plants....

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.

Welcome to 12 acres of glorious gardens in the centre of England. Since 2001 these 400 year old 'lost' gardens have been rediscovered and now include meadows, vegetable and cottage gardens, borders, roses and drifts of bulbs. Delicious homemade teas and light...

Kesteven Forest covers the area between Bourne and Grantham. It comprises scattered woodlands of various sizes, most of which are, at least in part, ancient. They each have their own unique character and are well worth a visit, to walk, ride or cycle around.

The Birmingham Botanical Gardens & Glasshouses, situated in Edgbaston, Birmingham, UK, are a 15 acre oasis of delight. Designed by J. C. Loudon, a leading garden planner, horticultural journalist and publisher, they opened to subscribers in 1832.

The Arboretum is the premier park within Walsall, located immediately adjacent to the town centre. It is one of the oldest parks in the borough, having been originally developed around two flooded limestone quarries, opening as a public park in 1874. The core of the...

Winterbourne House & Garden at the University of Birmingham is a seven acre Edwardian Arts and Crafts property on the university's Edgbaston Campus.

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...

Salcey Forest is an oasis of nature and history only 7 miles from the centre of Northampton. Wildlife and history are in abundance at Salcey. So come and discover why elephants roamed the forest and where to find a roman road.

Whittlewood Forest is a former medieval hunting forest in the south of the county of Northamptonshire in England. There are tracts of ancient woodland within the forest, and old ditch boundaries can be found at the edges of several of the individual woods.