Darts Hill Garden in Surrey, British Columbia, was originally acquired by the Darts' in 1943, and through hard work and dedication they turned this untilled ground into a magnificent orchard, and then into a unique and interesting botanical garden which was transformed into a public garden. Visitors to Darts Hill Garden will see many rare and unusual plants, and on open house days visitors will enjoy special activities, plant sales and Master Gardeners who will answer all your gardening questions. As a unique botanical garden, Darts Hill Garden offers private tours, specialized tours for groups of 5 or more guests as well as school programs and youth groups. READ MORE

Cowra Japanese Garden and Cultural Center in Cowra, New South Wales, is a oasis of peace and harmony where visitors can relax and appreciate the beauty of nature at any time of the year. There is no best time to visit our Japanese gardens, as each season offers a unique and spectacular display in surroundings that are serene and tranquil. Visit us in the spring months of September and October, when the gardens are filled with subtle cherry blossoms and fresh greenery, and in late spring when azaleas, camellias and wisteria adorn the gardens. Autumn, with its vibrant colors, is a popular time to visit as this period is a celebration of the gift of life generously given to us by nature, and is a transition into a peaceful winter. When winter arrives, the true essence of the Japanese gardens are revealed and the fundamental structure, spirit and quiet beauty is brought to the fore. Embark on a guided tour and discover the many aspects involved in the landscaping of Japanese gardens, or attend demonstrations by experts in various traditional Japanese crafts such as calligraphy, origami and ikebana, which is Japanese flower arranging. A visit to Cowra Japanese Garden and Cultural Center will reveal that there is something for everyone to enjoy. READ MORE

Exbury Gardens in Exbury, Southampton, is an explosion of colour set on 100 hectares of garden, and is well known for the famous Rothschild collection of azaleas, camellias, rhododendroms and exotic trees. As you wander along the myriad of pathways of this colorful paradise, it is not difficult to forget about the hustle and bustle of the world outside. Exbury Gardens is a dog friendly environment, and we have waste collection bags at the entrance. Although our pathways stretch over an area of 22 miles, most are flat and have easy walking surfaces. Exbury Gardens is a great place for family picnics during summer, and children should be encouraged to be on the lookout for wildlife such as pheasant, squirrels, dragonflies and even New Forest deer. The Exbury Gift Shop is filled with gift ideas and postcards, as well as garden related items. Visit Exbury Gardens, and make it a great family day outing. READ MORE

At Veldheers, walk through an amazing 5 million tulips in the only tulip farm perennial garden in Holland, Michigan. Perennials and flowers are imported from around the world for you to buy and plant and enjoy in your own garden at home. From June 1st to mid October visitors to this wonderful garden paradise can enjoy thousands of Dutch lilies, daylilies, peonies and other rare perennials amid a setting of windmills, drawbridges and canals. And it's not only tulips on display, other flowers include daffodils, hyacinths and crocus - stunning.READ MORE