RHS Wisley is also fantastic. Unfortunately slightly more difficult to get to; you really need to drive there.
Agreed about the riverboats. Tried the Thames clippers for the first time a few weeks ago. They're delightfully empty during weekdays and serve drinks and snacks on board.
Kew Gardens are among the reasons why I haven't left London yet. Visit if you can.
I've volunteered at the Berkeley Herbarium and visited both the Brooklyn and Missouri Botanical Gardens.
My next stop has to be Kew Gardens!
British people are crazy about their gardening. And crazy good at it too (the climate helps).
After you do Kew, try Sissinghurst.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sissinghurst_Castle_Garden?wpr...
Kew also has an extension in Sussex, Wakefield, which is excellent and much less trafficked than the London site.
By the way, one of the best ways to reach Kew is by riverboat from Westminster. Really great way to see London.
RHS Wisley is also fantastic. Unfortunately slightly more difficult to get to; you really need to drive there.
Agreed about the riverboats. Tried the Thames clippers for the first time a few weeks ago. They're delightfully empty during weekdays and serve drinks and snacks on board.
The world center of biopiracy.