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Museum of Garden History - http://www.museumgardenhistory.org/
The recreation of a historic knot garden and the history of British gardens and plants are included as is a virtual visit to several exhibits at the museum. |
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British Library: Lost Gardens - http://www.collectbritain.co.uk/tours/lostgardens/
Illustrations from manuscripts and early printed books dig into the story of gardening. Includes games. |
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Joseph Dalton Hooker - http://www.jdhooker.org.uk/
A leading nineteenth century botanist, plant collector, close friend of Charles Darwin and director of Kew Gardens. |
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Sisley Garden Tours - http://www.sisley.co.uk/gardeners.shtml
An alphabetical directory of many gardening personalities down the ages. |
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Garden History Society - http://www.gardenhistorysociety.org/
Society promoting the study of the history of gardening and the conservation of historic gardens. Publications, research, archives and book reviews. |
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Walled Kitchen Gardens Network. - http://www.walledgardens.net/
Association celebrating walled kitchen gardens. Background, advice, pictures, events and register of gardens. |
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The Association of Garden Trusts - http://www.gardenstrusts.org.uk/
National organisation representing garden trusts. Activities, articles and archive of newsletters. |
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Ascog Hall Victorian Fernery and Gardens - http://www.ascoghallfernery.co.uk/
Discovery and restoration of a 19th-century fernery on the Island of Bute in the Clyde Estuary. |
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The Pulham Legacy - http://www.pulham.org.uk/
James Pulham and Son were eminent landscape gardeners of the 19th and early 20th centuries, remembered for the spectacular rock gardens they created in many country estates and RHS Wisley. |
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London Parks Discovery Project - http://www.parkexplorer.org.uk/
Educational resource for teachers and children, from the London Parks and Gardens Trust. Covers the boroughs of Enfield, Greenwich, Newham, and Wandsworth only. |