Located in Orting (Washington) on 4 1/2 acres with a view of Mt Rainier, this garden is characteristic of the 1960s Northwest gardening style, with naturalistic woodlands, reflecting pools, and wildflowers. A Garden Conservancy project.
Historic estate garden in Short Hills (New Jersey), being restored for public enjoyment as a project of the Garden Conservancy. History, photos, mission statement.
Eight acres of gardens surrounding a private Georgian house built in the 1830s afford sweeping vistas, seas of colors, and an arboretum. The garden is open by appointment. History, photos, maps, sample of arboretum holdings. County Kildare, Ireland.
Searchable database of plants (1800+, with 160+ photos) growing in this garden in South Carolina's low country, along with several articles and photos of open days.
At this garden on the South Island of New Zealand overlooking Lake Elterwater, beds of roses, lavender and catmint have been developed amidst old, established trees. History, photo gallery, and information about tours.
A collector's garden along the Hood Canal in Washington featuring many plantings of rare and special trees and shrubs. The owners welcome visitors. History, garden overview, photo tours, contact information.
Garden in a wooded area of the Netherlands featuring many woodland and shade plants, as well as numerous varieties of acers, magnolia, rhododendron, camellia, bamboo, ferns and hosta. Visits by appointment.
Historic landscape in Rochester (New York), originally gardened by 19th-century horticulturist George Ellwanger, now maintained by the Landmark Society of Western New York. Information about the garden, open-day events, and tours.
