Gardens by our Top 50 Garden Designers

A glorious showcase for the elemental works by its namesake and other artists, the garden at The Hepworth Wakefield gallery was devised by Tom Stuart-Smith as a vibrant yet tranquil space with distinctive plantings that captivate visitors throughout the year

Garden designer Jinny Blom turned to giants ferns and tropical colour to create this dense, secluded hideaway in the heart of London

On the site of a former abbey in Oxfordshire, designer Angel Collins has combined ecclesiastical symmetry with informal planting to create a garden that is both awe-inspiring and delightfully domestic

Landscape designer James Alexander-Sinclair has overseen the development of this Cotswold hilltop garden for 12 years, making the most of the panoramic view and devising enchanting, naturalistic plantings for a sheltered courtyard

At Andalusia, a family-owned 18th-century estate in Pennsylvania, the UK-based landscape designer Arabella Lennox-Boyd has created a tapestry of colourful planting and added to its collection of trees, which has since been awarded arboretum status

In her own London garden, landscape designer Emily Erlam has constructed a series of elegant terraces, each with its own mood, which provide structure for Mediterranean plantings and natural canopies

Nestled in Devon’s Blackdown Hills, the gardens at South Wood Farm, designed by Arne Maynard, are full of intimate corners and delicate details that blend harmoniously with the postcard-perfect thatched house at its heart

The garden of an Oxfordshire manor house has been reinvigorated over many years by the designer Arne Maynard, with bold, distinctive new elements set against the existing framework

Clare Foster visits garden designer Sarah Price at her family house in Wales, where she is bringing a Victorian walled garden back to life

In the beautiful garden of his Devon farmhouse, landscape designer Alasdair Cameron has put his principles into practice, combining his love of plants with the needs of his young family

Completing his series, Dan Pearson admires the effects of the season’s bounty on his Somerset smallholding – from the productivity of the kitchen garden and orchard to the beauty of the hay meadow

Libby Russell has spent 15 years developing her own Somerset garden, unifying two distinct halves within a valley, filling it with year-round colour and cultivating a sense of comfort and joy

New life has been brought to the ruins of Lowther Castle in Cumbria, thanks to an ambitious planting project undertaken by James Lowther and a formidable team of garden restoration specialists, including the designer Dan Pearson

In the first of a four-part seasonal series, Dan Pearson describes how he and his partner Huw Morgan have nurtured the land on their Somerset smallholding to enrich biodiversity, creating wildflower meadows alongside a garden that deliberately echoes this wild, beautiful place

In an extract from 'Tom Stuart-Smith: Drawn From The Land', Tim Richardson takes us inside the garden designer's own private garden, where he experiments with plants and uses it as a place for contemplation

In line with the owners’ environmental vision, our Garden Designer of the Year Dan Pearson has created a sustainable and productive garden in tune with nature, which celebrates its spectacular location on the Devon coast

When Tom Stuart-Smith was commissioned to redesign an unusual D-shaped walled garden at Culham Court in Berkshire, he created an intimate, plant-filled space composed of three distinct areas

Clare Foster visits the compact London garden of Jinny Blom, which she recently redesigned, adding shape and structure to bring a sense of ordered calm