 | In the BBC series AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 GARDENS, Monty Don takes you on a virtual tour of some of the world's finest gardens. From ancient to modern, large to small, and grand to humble, each offering boasts its own unique worldly flavour. The first... |
 | Finnish master Jean Sibelius' brilliant Violin Concerto in D Minor and Manuel De Falla's Nights in the Gardens of Spain performed beautifully by soloists Maxim Vengorov and Placido Domingo with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra conducted by Daniel... |
| A look at some of the finest gardens from around the country. |
| Out in East Hampton, behind a cloud of overgrown foliage and weeds, there is a large decaying mansion which is home to Edith Bouvier Beale and her grown-up daughter Little Edie. Big and Little Edie are the aunt and first cousin of Jacquelyn Kennedy... |
 | This box set explores some of Britains most impressive gardens, from the grand tourist attractions to the hidden gems; TREASURE GARDENS, SECRET GARDENS and BRILLIANT GARDENS. |
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 | GARDENS OF THE WORLD is hosted by the ever-luminous Audrey Hepburn. This DVD brings together--for the first time ever--all eight programs in this beautiful series and includes the music soundtrack and never-before-seen footage of Hepburn, who was... |
 | Visit more lovely gardens at 'Blickling Hall', 'Hinton Ampner', 'Powis Castle', 'Rowallane', 'Stourhead' and 'Stowe'. |
 | This programme studies six National Trust gardens: Killerton - Devon, Barrington Court - Somerset, Peckover House - Cambridgeshire, Dunham Massey - Cheshire, Cragside - Northumberland and Sheffield Park - Sussex. |
 | Six more of the National Trust's loveliest gardens: Mount Stewart - Northern Ireland, Knightshayes - Devon, Biddulph Grange, Hardwick Hall - Derbyshire, Anglesey Abbey and Studley Royal. |
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