Hidcote Gardens, is a renowned Arts and Crafts garden known for its intricate design and diverse plant collections. Created by Lawrence Johnston in the early 20th century, it features a series of distinct "rooms" with unique themes, offering a delightful journey through various horticultural styles and atmospheres. The garden showcases Johnston's passion for plants and design, making it a celebrated destination for garden enthusiasts.

Snowshill Manor Gardens, part of the National Trust, complement the charming Snowshill Manor. Created by Charles Paget Wade, the gardens offer a delightful mix of formal and informal elements. Visitors can explore the intricately designed terraces, vibrant flower borders, and hidden corners adorned with sculptures. The garden's beauty is enhanced by its Cotswold setting, providing a tranquil and picturesque experience.

Kiftsgate Court Gardens, is another notable garden. Originally established by Heather Muir in the 1920s and later expanded by her daughter Diany Binny, Kiftsgate is known for its impressive collection of roses. The garden offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside and features a mix of traditional and contemporary elements, making it a unique and picturesque destination for nature lovers and garden admirers.

In a fabulous rural setting, the gardens wrap around the beautiful, historic house and a magnificent Grade 1 listed, 16th Century tithe barn. The garden has really wonderful herbaceous borders with rare, unusual and exotic plants, water features fed by natural springs and imaginative topiary. There is also a seven acre pasture planted with specimen trees.

Sezincote Gardens, is a distinctive and exotic garden surrounding Sezincote House, a Mughal-style mansion. Designed in the early 19th century by Samuel Pepys Cockerell, the garden seamlessly blends Indian and British horticultural influences. Visitors encounter a unique fusion of Eastern and Western design elements, landscape with terraced lawns, water features, and a captivating temple nestled amid lush greenery.

Created and carefully shaped over more than five decades by Ian & Caroline Bond, Upton Wold is set within the rolling Cotswold landscape, just outside Chipping Campden in Gloucestershire. Developed with patience, curiosity, and a deep respect for the land, the gardens have evolved into a quietly distinguished setting that reflects both long stewardship and thoughtful design.