Gardens with historic roses
Many gardens open to the public in Britain feature historic roses. Below is a selection.
England
- Alnwick Castle
- Barrington Court
- Cadenham Manor
- Coton Manor
- Coughton Court
- David Austin Roses
- Dorset Walled Garden
- Dutton Hall
- Elsing Hall
- Helmingham Hall
- Hergest Croft Gardens
- Hestercombe
- Hidcote Manor
- Hinton Ampner
- Hyde Hall
- Hyde Park Rose Garden
- Iford Manor
- Jackson‘s Wold
- Kew Gardens
- Kiftsgate Court
- Loseley Park
- The Manor, Hemingford Grey
- The Manor House, Upton Grey
- Moor Wood Rambling Roses
- Mottisfont Abbey
- Peckover
- Pemberton Rose Gardens
- Peter Beales Roses
- Polesden Lacey
- Powis Castle
- Preen Manor
- Queen Mary’s Garden, Regent’s Park
- Rosemoor
- Sissinghurst
- Smallhythe Place
- Stow Hall Gardens
- West Dean Gardens
Scotland
National collections of historic roses
National collections of historic roses are held in several locations, and some are listed below.
- Pre-1900 roses: Mottisfont Abbey, Hampshire
- Pemberton and Bentall roses: St Francis Hospice, Havering-atte-Bower, Essex
- Species and old roses: Peter Beales Rose Nursery, Norfolk
- Rambling roses: Moor Wood, Woodmancote, near Cirencester
- Rosa (rambling): Lackham College, Wiltshire
- Pre-1900 gallicas: Carolside, Earlston, Scotland
- Species and older hybrid roses: Malleny Gardens, near Edinburgh