Updated Wallpapers for 2007 Gardens-to-Go have selected a few of the many photographs on this site for you to use as Wallpaper on your PC. The images have been selected from my gardens portfolio for their quality and variety, to provide you with backgrounds that will welcome you to your computer every time that you turn it on. Simply click on the image that you prefer and you will be taken to a screen containing two full size images, the first at a resolution of 1024 x 768 and another at a resolution of 800 x 600. Wait until the images have fully loaded then right-click on the image at the preferred resolution and select "set as Background". Alternatively selected images can be downloaded onto your hard disc for you to choose varying wallpapers as required. If you are not sure of your screen resolution, right click on your desktop, select properties from the drop down menu and click on the Display Properties / Settings tab, where you will see your screen resolution setting displayed. If your screen resolution is set higher than those provided then just select stretch in the Display Properties / Desktop tab. More information relating to the locations displayed in the Wallpaper images below can be found on other pages in this website.

	Nymans is one of the great gardens of the Sussex Weald, Internationally famous for its beauty and collection of rare plants. It is the achievement of three generations of the Messel family over more than 100 years		The Hampton Court Privy Garden, the king's private garden, has recently been restored to the way it appeared when it was completed for William III in 1702, using the same varieties of plants that were originally in the garden.
	Scotney Castle is a truly romantic garden created in the 1830's by Edward Hussey III, using the ruins of a 14th century castle as a focal point. The 770 acre estate forms a backdrop to the garden.		Set in the rolling North Downs overlooking magnificent parklands, Loseley Park has been the home of the More-Molyneux family for over 400 years. The restored Walled Garden contains five beautiful Gardens, each with its own theme and character.
	Leonardslee Gardens represent one of the largest and most spectacular woodland gardens in England with one of the finest collections of mature rhododendrons, azaleas, choice trees and shrubs to be seen anywhere.		The story of Great Comp Garden in Kent began in 1957 when Roderic and Joyce Cameron started searching for a country cottage with space for a decent sized garden, where they could plan their retirement from a busy London life.
	Reputedly the most popular of the individual Sissinghurst gardens The 'White Garden' was originally planted as the Rose Garden in 1931 but converted in 1950. The most striking feature, the Canopy shown left, was added in 1969, although the pot at its centre dates back to 1937.		Sheffield Park is a magnificent landscaped garden, surrounding four lakes laid out in the 18th century by 'Capability' Brown and further developed in the early years of the 20th century by its owner, Arthur. G. Soames.