Hidcote Manor Garden is one of England's most important and influential gardens, created by the American horticulturist Lawrence Johnston in the early 20th century. This Arts and Crafts masterpiece is famous for its innovative "garden rooms" design, which has influenced garden design worldwide. The garden is divided into a series of outdoor rooms, each with its own distinct character, separated by walls, hedges, and pathways. The Red Border is one of the most famous borders in the world, showcasing how a single color theme can create dramatic impact. The White Garden provides a peaceful, elegant contrast, while the Fuchsia Garden bursts with vibrant color. The Old Garden features traditional English borders, the Stream Garden creates a naturalistic feel, and the Theatre Lawn provides a formal open space. The Pillar Garden, with its unique topiary, and the Circle, with its central pool, demonstrate Johnston's innovative design approach. Hidcote is renowned for its plant collections, including many rare and unusual species that Johnston collected from around the world. The garden showcases how structure and planting can work together to create spaces that are both beautiful and functional.