Heritage Flower Gardens

The history for a garden begins in Heritage Flower Gardens. In this place, how a garden developed and why it is important to the larger gardening world is explained. Here, gardeners will also find information on heirloom seeds and the flowers grown from them.

Included in Heritage Flower Gardens are such endearing places as cemetery gardens or a private home, like a governor's residence, or a botanical collection left by a long-gone citizen, but now opened to the public.

Latest articles in Heritage Flower Gardens

Garden of Humble Administrator Inspires Visitors

When Wang Xiancheng left his civil service job in China's Ming Dynasty, he couldn't have imagined his retirement project would wow succeeding generations.

Feb 2, 2011 – Edith Robb

Coton Manor Garden, Northamptonshire

Coton Manor is a traditional English garden situated in Northamptonshire, it is a wonderful place to see flowers, plants and rare animals.

Jun 7, 2010 – Marion Grace Woolley

Seeing Trees and Shrubs at Spring Grove Cemetery & Arboretum

Spring Grove Cemetery in Cincinnati, Ohio, has an historical arboretum landscape of award winning trees and shrubs, intermingled with monumental tombstones.

May 27, 2010 – Chris Eirschele

Heritage Gardens and Freesia Centre in Guernsey Channel Islands

The beautiful Channel Island of Guernsey has several stunning gardens to explore including Candie Gardens and Victor Hugo's Garden.

May 14, 2010 – Kate Le Page

Heritage Gardens at Governor's Home in Columbus

Visitors to the home of Ohio's Governor are offered a glimpse into the state's native plantings. Near Columbus, the backyard of the Heritage Gardens is worth a walk.

Mar 22, 2010 – Chris Eirschele

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