8 Historical gardens

8 Countries with historical gardens Take allook at some of the most gbrgeous gardens around the world. They have survived centuries and deserve to be visited. Visit 1 The Royal Botanic Gardens (London, UK) Kew Gardens boast a huge collection of over 30 000 plants. Additionally, the world's largest herbarium is located here. The Gardens at Versailles (France) A marvellous display of manicured lawns, flower parterres, fountains and sculptures. Daisen-in Zen Garden (Japan) Not the typical garden, as this one features no grass, but rocks that form a begutiful landscape. 4 Villa d'Este (Tivoli, Italy) An ingenious design of 51 fountains, 64 waterfalls and numerous water jets, spouts and basins, all working without any pumps. Keukenhof Flower Gardens (Holland) One of the world's leading flower gardens, More than 7 million flower bulbs are plated here each year! 6. Humble Administrator's Garden (Suzhou, China) Considered by many to be the best garden in Southern China, with its maze of islands and pools, pavilions and bridges. 7 Taj Mahal (Agra, India) $tunning garden that features OA quarters of divided parterres. Avenues and fountains complete the serene and tranqui picture. 8 Maplelawn Historic Gardens (Canada) The garden of this historic site was resurrected by volunteers and it looks amazing. LONDON GARDENERS Infographic on behalf of https://www.londongardeners.org.uk/