Gardens in England

A visit to the UK would definitely be incomplete without a tour to one of these breathtakingly beautiful gardens. The main features of most of these gardens are a gently sweeping of rolling ground and water against a background of clumps of trees and groves and recreations of classical temples. Gothic ruins, bridges and other picturesque architecture to present and idyllic landscape. Throughout history the English have loved their gardens. From large estates to personal backyards, the English have created colourful and exquisite gardens used either to walk or just sit and relax surrounded by nature. William Kent is recognized as the Father of the English landscape gardens. The Rousham House in Oxfordshire is considered as the most significant of his works. These English gardens replaced the more formal, symmetrical French gardens in the gardening style of Europe. Few of the most of popular gardens are the Sissinghurst Castle, Biddulph Grange Garden in Staffordshire, Hyde Park and lots more.