0011-4561 Bringing southern England’s gardens back to life Bringing southern England’s gardens back to life Asanowicz Dariusz author Uniwersytet Jagielloński w Krakowie 03bqmcz70 Correspondence to: Dariusz Asanowicz 14 10 2014 Architektura Zeszyt 5 A (10) 2014 2014 193 208 Copyright © 2014 2014 <p style="text-align: justify;"> This paper presents activities undertaken by the Garden Trust in Hampshire (Southern England). The Trust is an organisation which is a part of the Association of Garden Trusts (AGT), a charity supported by volunteers. Its aims are to prevent the destruction of historic parks and gardens, their maintenance, and promotion of their opening to the public. In this paper we analyse the re-creation of Queen Eleanor’s Garden in Winchester designed by Sylvia Landsberg and the design of King John’s Garden in Romsey. The basis of this paper is the author’s study visits.</p>