Beech Court Gardens
Beech Court Gardens is situated in the North Downs but mostly does not lie directly on chalk. This is why we are able to grow the magnificent rhododendrons and azelias, the hydrangeas and many other plants not normally associated with chalk; this also influences the autumn colours of our Acers in particular
http://www.beechcourtgardens.co.uk

Belmont
The large walled Kitchen Garden (2¼ acres) to the NW of the main house was restored in 2001 to a design by the world famous designer, Lady Arabella Lennox-Boyd, and features a charming mix of lawn, some 250 fruit trees and shrubs, as well as a wide variety of vegetables and flowers.
http://www.belmont-house.org/kitchen.htm

Broadview Gardens
Broadview gardens are laid out as a series of individual demonstration gardens, having a style range from formal to informal. They include... Italian Garden ; Dry Garden ; Cottage Garden ; Oriental Garden ; Paradise Garden ; Various Water Gardens.
http://gardenseeker.com/Broadview.htm

Emmetts Gardens
Emmetts Garden is not very large it covers an area of about 4 acres at the highest point in Kent on the 600 foot sandstone ridge. It is not so much a garden as an arboretum, although there is a formal rose garden adjacent to the Victorian house (the house is not open to the public). Beside the garden is a further 14 acres of wooded valley which is also open to the public..
http://www.places-to-go.org.uk/Emmetts_Garden.htm

Godinton House and Gardens.
Set in extensive parkland the gardens are a joy to discover and reflect the care and influence of successive owners.
http://www.godinton-house-gardens.co.uk

Great Comp Garden
A garden of 7 acres, comprising many beautiful and rare shrubs, perennials and other hardy and half hardy plants. It is a plantsman's haven, with the year starting off with Helleborus, followed by Magnolias, Rhododendrons and Azaleas; then through the remainder of the year with rare and exotic shrubs and perennial PLANTS
http://www.greatcomp.co.uk

Great Maytham Hall
Great Maytham Hall. Rolvenden, Cranbrook, Kent. Where author Francis Hodgson Burnett wrote "The Secret Garden" in its walled garden. 18 acres of parkland with bluebells, daffodils and flowering trees in summer and later, fine autumn colors

Groombridge Place Gardens
These award winning gardens, set in 200 acres of wooded parkland, feature a series of magnificent walled gardens set against the romantic backdrop of a 17th century moated manor house - including the Herbaceous Border, White Rose Garden, Drunken Topiary, Secret Garden, Knot Garden and Peacock Walk. In complete contrast, in the ancient woodland of the 'Enchanted Forest' there's mystery, magic and excitement to challenge the imagination of young and old alike. Children love the 'Dark Walk', Tree Fern Valley, Groms Village and the giant swings.
http://www.groombridge.co.uk/home.html

Hole Park Gardens
Near Tenterden, 1 mile west of Rolvenden on the B2086 Cranbrook Road. The garden is renowned for beautifully clipped topiary and great yew hedges. These provide shelter for the lawns and splendid borders. The walled garden contains mixed borders, pools and a water garden. Marvellous climbing plants also provide a fine display here. The natural garden has bulbs, azaleas, rhododendrons and flowering shrubs

Iden Croft Herb Gardens
The whole area of the 12 acre nursery is only a few feet above sea level in the bowl of the heart of the Weald of Kent. It was once the site of a prehistoric Wealden lake, the soil in the centre of the land is deep clay and silt, some of the outer parts have silver sand, sometimes seams of 'Bethersden Marble' crop up containing fresh water shell fossils.
http://www.herbs-uk.com/history.html

Marle Place Gardens
In Brenchley, near Tonbridge in Kent, Marle Place is a peaceful, privately owned Wealden garden, ten acres of formal planting and many more acres of woodland and orchard. Situated close to Scotney and Sissinghurst Castles.
http://www.marleplace.co.uk

Merriments Garden
"A Unique Experiment in Colour Composition."Set in 4 acres of gently sloping Wealden farmland, a contemporary garden which fashions the colour and structure of plants to give the visitor an unforgettable experience. This garden is rapidly becoming everyone's favourite in the South East. Not to be missed - it will startle everyone with its sheer originality.
http://www.merriments.co.uk/garden.htm

Owl House Gardens
1 Mile from Lamberhurst off the A21 and 8 miles south east of Tunbridge Wells. The gardens surround a 16th century timber-framed wool smuggler's cottage (not open to the public). The romantic gardens, covering 16.5 acres, were created from a cabbage patch in 1952 by Maureen, Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava, who hoped that visitors would love and value the gardens as much as she had done. There are beautiful woodland walks where oaks, elms, birch and beech trees are under-planted with rhododendrons, azaleas and bulbs

Pashley Manor Gardens
The Gardens offer a sumptuous blend of romantic landscaping, imaginative plantings and fine old trees, fountains, springs and large ponds. This is a quintessentially English Garden of a very individual character with exceptional views to the surrounding valleyed fields. Many eras of English history are reflected here, typifying the tradition of the English Country House and its garden
http://www.pashleymanorgardens.com/

Penshurst Place Gardens: One of the oldest gardens in private ownership, it remains much as it was when constructed by Sir Henry Sidney in the Elizabethan era.
http://www.penshurstplace.com

Scotney Castle Gardens
The garden has good displays of colour through most of the seasons, starting with carpets of spring flowers followed by massed clumps of rhododendrons and the intense blue of Hydrangeas in late summer, finally the rich autumnal foliage of reds and golds.
http://www.places-to-go.org.uk/ScotneyCastle_Garden.htm

Sissinghurst Gardens
Sissinghurst Garden is in the Weald of Kent, near Cranbrook, Goudhurst and Tenterden. It is close to landscape designated of outstanding natural beauty. The property is owned and maintained by the National Trust. The garden was created by Vita Sackville-West & Harold Nicolson in the 1930's.
http://www.invectis.co.uk/sissing

Yalding Organic Gaedens
Yalding Organic Gardens nestle against a traditional Kentish backdrop of hop gardens and oast houses.

We have created a unique combination of a tour through garden history and organic gardening techniques set against a backdrop of beautiful, mixed borders. They inspire reflection on mankind's experience of gardening over the centuries
http://www.hdra.org.uk/yalding.htm