Beaulieu Abbey
Perhaps the only kitchen garden that can be viewed from a monorail, newly restored and laid out with a mixture of culinary and herbaceous plants. Old vinery by Rendle & Co.
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Belmont House and Garden
Restored walled garden designed by Arabella Lennox-Boyd in 2001, as a mix of lawn, fruit trees and shrubs, as well as a wide variety of vegetables and flowers.
Beningbrough Hall (NT)
Working walled kitchen garden supplies produce for the Walled Garden Restaurant. Glasshouse and fruit-tree tunnel.
Beyond the Wall
Newly restored for horticultural tuition and therapy, as well as plant sales; also available for weddings, musical performances and exhibitions of sculpture and painting.
Blair Castle
The Hercules Garden is a stunning 9 acre walled garden recently restored to its original Georgian design. Named after the life-sized statue of Hercules which overlooks the garden, it incorporates landscaped ponds, a folly, a Chinese bridge and an impressive orchard of more than 100 fruit trees.
Blenheim Palace
Butterflies and a herb garden occupy the glasshouses and frame yard. The Marlborough maze fills the eastern end of the 8 acre (3.2 hectare) kitchen garden, but visitors can still marvel at the 14 foot (4.3 metre) bastioned kitchen walls, built by Vanbrugh and Wise in 1705 for the first Duke of Marlborough. The working part of the gardens is not normally open to the general public. However, Jeri Bapasola (author of ‘The Finest View in England, the Landscape and Gardens at Blenheim’) will take pre-booked groups as part of a series of new Garden Discovery tours.
Bodysgallen Hall
Historic House Hotel Ltd. in conjunction with the National Trust. Open to hotel guests, or by special appointment. Historic house, parts of which date back to 17th Century. The house forms a spectacular back-drop to the walled kitchen garden with espaliered fruit trees.
Bramdean House
Private gardens open under the NGS scheme, or by prior appointment. Fine gardens, of which the walled kitchen and ornamental flower garden forms an integral part.
Bridewell Organic Gardens
An award-winning innovative charity based in a walled garden, with the aim of improving the emotional well-being of adults who have suffered from a range of mental illnesses. Open to the public three days a year, or by appointment for visits by groups or societies.
Broughton House and Garden (NTS)
End of terrace house with 1 acre ‘langrigg’ garden, stone-walled on two sides.