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Kitchen garden extended and developed by the Bateson Harvey family in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries

Surviving remains of a walled garden known from historical records to have been built in the mid 1700s, recorded in field survey.

Early nineteenth century walled garden, formerly the kitchen garden to Beel House and now subdivided into two gardens.

Late eighteenth century walled kitchen gardens and nineteenth century gardener's cottage and greenhouse in Shardeloes Park.

Sixteenth to eighteenth century garden walls and eighteenth century front gate to Hall Place at Wycombe End

Eighteenth century walled garden at Denham Place.

Late nineteenth century walls and gate piers at entrance to Danesfield

Eighteenth century walled garden created by the Bowyer family at Denham Court.

Late nineteenth century walled kitchen gardens to Mentmore Towers, built in the 1870s and extended in the 1880s

Nineteenth century witchert boundary walls and attached garden building