General Gardenings Sites > Non-Commercial Stone House Garden Stone House Garden is a 2½ acre Cotswold garden that has been created over the last 14 years. This cottage garden is made up of a series of different rooms that flow around the house each holding their own unique magic. http://www.stonehousegarden.co.uk/ The Landscape Design Trust The Landscape Design Trust is a national environmental education charity and a company limited by guarantee. We operate as a social enterprise and are almost entirely self-funded. http://www.landscape.co.uk/ The Lilac Garden Here you will find my decoupage sheets. You may download them but please do not claim them as your own. You will also find a selection of my handmade cards and scrapbooks which I made for each of my three children you may copy them if you wish. There's a Poetry section with beautiful poems written by a good friend of mine. Then there's My Garden and Family pages, a page about me and the story about My Angel (my little Grand daughter) who went to be with the Lord when she was only 7 years old. I hope you enjoy your visit and that you will find peace and tranquillity amongst the pages. http://www.thelilacgarden.co.uk/ The Southern Great Lakes Gardener I welcome you to my little spot on the Internet for the past three years, The Southern Great Lakes Gardener. This website is all about gardening in the southernmost portion of the beautiful Great Lakes Region, an area of small towns and friendly people, lighthouses and dunes. http://www.gardengal.net/ Vegetable Gardens A vegetable gardening website and forum helping gardeners grow their own fresh, tasty vegetables and fruit using our growing guides and also receive advice from fellow gardeners at our friendly forum. http://www.vegetable-gardens.co.uk/ Whinfell Quarry Garden Whinfell Quarry Garden is a beautiful, hidden, Victorian garden, listed as a Grade 2 Garden of Special Historic Interest on the English Heritage Register of Parks and Gardens. It was created at the beginning of the 20th century, in a derelict flagstone quarry, to house a collection of rare and exotic plants from around the world. A later addition was a fashionable rockery garden complete with an aubretia cascade tumbling down the hillside beside a small stream http://www.friendsofwhinfell.org.uk/ Pages: 1 | 2  Previous  Next Back to the category "General Gardenings Sites"