Tour London's Gorgeous Garden Museum

A knot garden is the centerpiece of this city Garden Museum established in 1980. The former church, the St. Mary-at-Lambeth, houses the tombs of renowned plant hunters John Tradescant the Elder and Younger. The Garden Museum's horticultural consultant, Matt Collins, helped identify the lovely blooms at this London garden destination.

The Garden Museum's Knot Garden is planted with species discovered by the Tradescants including scarlet runner beans, red maple and tulip trees.

A ruby peony is striking against a green background at London's Garden Museum.

Festive containers ornament a section of the Garden Museum.