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Arboretum Trust Kew at Castle Howard
Thousands of trees from hundreds of places set amidst a stunning landscape of lakes and ponds. With silver foliaged poplars and silver willows, Japanese maples, sorbus and Chinese larch, there is always something beautiful and unusual to see in this woodland garden.
Beningbrough Hall Gardens
Each visit to 18th century Beningbrough Hall & Gardens is a friendly, relaxed and inspiring journey. There is so much to explore; walk though pear arches and hidden gateways to reveal labyrinth paths through new apple trees; stroll along grand borders and discover hidden, playful woods.
Bolton Castle
The beautiful gardens at Bolton Castle were restored in 1994 adhering to medieval principles, with two walled gardens, a herb garden containing over fifty varieties of culinary and medicinal herbs and a vineyard stocked with a frost hardy, early ripening variety of red grape (although historically there were no vineyards this far north).
Wentworth Woodhouse Gardens
Situated in the beautiful estate village of Wentworth and set within Wentworth Garden Centre, these beautiful and historically important walled gardens are gradually being reinstated through an extensive programme of restoration.
Brodsworth Hall and Gardens
Brodsworth’s gardens are a plant-lover’s paradise. Whatever time of year you visit, there will always be something to catch your eye. Wonderfully restored to their original horticultural splendour explore the magnificent fern dell, stunning displays of roses and immaculate lawns.
Burnby Hall Gardens
The magnificent and beautifully laid out gardens incorporate two lakes which contain a National Collection of hardy water lilies, recognised as one of the largest displays found in a natural setting in Europe and are teeming with fish which can be hand-fed.
Burton Agnes Hall and Gardens
Burton Agnes Hall is a beautiful Elizabethan stately home with award winning gardens offering; manicured lawns with more than a hundred yew topiary bushes and classical pond with a fountain and a pebble mosaic garden, Elizabethan walled garden containing four thousand different plants, a potager filled with herbs, fruit and vegetables, herbaceous borders, maze, jungle garden, a National Collection of campanulas and a woodland walk with wildlife sculptures.
Cannon Hall Park and Gardens
Visitors can enjoy over 70 acres of parkland and gardens, landscaped in the 1760s by Richard Woods of Chertsey. The historic walled garden adjacent to the main hall can be enjoyed by visitors all year round. An annual event in September celebrates the pear trees, first grown here in the early eighteenth century.
Castle Howard
Visit and discover breathtaking parkland with temples, lakes, statues and fountains. Linger in the 18th-century walled with its collection of roses, delphiniums and potager, and follow the serpentine pathways of Ray Wood to enjoy seasonal displays of rhododendrons, magnolias and azaleas.
Constable Burton Hall and Gardens
Set in beautiful countryside at the entrance to Wensleydale, this extensive romantic garden is surrounded by 18th century parkland with a superb John Carr house (not open). Fine trees and woodland walks combine with an interesting collection of alpines and extensive shrubs and roses. Explore the stream garden with its large architectural plants and reflection ponds.
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