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The Buckingham Palace flower beds, or Memorial Gardens, were created in 1901 for a memorial to Queen Victoria.

The 200m long herbaceous border in Greenwich Park is London's largest herbaceous border.

The Queen's Orchard is an enclosed area of 0.3 hectares where fruit and vegetables are grown. Located in the north-eastern corner of Greenwich Park.

This popular rose garden is located on the western side of the park and forms the backdrop to the Ranger's House.

Laid out in the 1890’s The Flower Garden is one of the horticultural show pieces of Greenwich Park.

The formal Herb Garden contains a wide variety of culinary herbs and is located close to the St Mary's gate entrance to the park.

The Italian Gardens are a beautiful ornamental water garden on the north side of Kensington Gardens, featuring an elaborate mix of four main basins.

You can wander in anytime to enjoy and relax at the allotment, as well as pick up some useful tips for growing your own fruit and vegetables.

The Isabella Plantation is a 40 acre woodland garden set within a Victorian woodland plantation planted in the 1830s. Find out more.