The Great Gardens of Cornwall is a collection of 13 of the best-known, largest, most historically and horticulturally important gardens in Cornwall. Spread across Cornwall, from a tidal estuary on the River Tamar, to the tip of the Isles of Scilly, the 13 gardens include: Antony Woodland Gardens, Bonython Estate Gardens, Caerhays Castle Spring Gardens, the Eden Project, Lamorran Gardens, The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Trebah Garden, Tregothnan, Tregrehan Garden, Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens, Tresco Abbey Garden, Trewidden and Trewithen.
Springtime starts in Kernow shows her face a little earlier due to the warmer climate, as the county sits on the eastern edge of the Gulf Stream. Temperatures are comparable to the Mediterranean in the winter months, meaning the county enjoys spring flowers several weeks earlier than the rest of the UK. Daffodils shows their bright yellow faces as early as December in the Scillies, from January fields of the cheerful flowers can be seen across the county.