Gardens in Surrey

• Albury Park Mansion
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  Cherkley Court and Gardens
• Chilworth Manor Garden
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  Clandon Park Garden
  (3.0/5)
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  Claremont Landscape Garden
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  Crosswater Farm Garden
• Deepdene
• Gatton Park

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  Goddards Garden
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  Hampton Court Palace Garden
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  Hannah Peschar Gallery and Sculpture Garden
  (1.0/5)
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  Harvey's Store Roofgarden (now House of Fraser)
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  Hatchlands Park
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  Kennedy Memorial
• Leith Hill Rhododendron Wood
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  Loseley Park

• Moor Park, Surrey
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  Munstead Wood Garden
  (5.0/5)
• Nonsuch Palace
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  Painshill Park
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  Polesden Lacey
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  Ramster Garden
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  RHS Garden, Wisley
  (5.0/5)
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  Richmond Park

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  Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
• Sutton Place Garden
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  The Savill Garden and Valley Garden
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  Titsey Place and Gardens
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  Vann
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  Winkworth Arboretum

Surrey has chalk hills in the north and sandy soils elsewhere on which acid soils have developed and on which gardeners enjoy growing ericaceous plants. Gertrude Jekyll launched the Arts and Crafts style of garden design from her garden at Munstead Wood and there are many other examples of this style of garden design in Surrey, including Hatchlands and the RHS garden at Wisley. There are also two famous landscape gardens in Surrey: Painshill Park and Claremont Landscape Garden.

In addition to the Surrey Garden Finder entries in the list, please see Garden Tours in England for information on tours, self-guided visits tailor-made tours and gardens open to the public.