Prominent Loudon Designs
- Birmingham Botanical Gardens
- Derby Arboretum, Derby City
- Harewood House, West Yorkshire
- Bath Abbey Cemetery, Bath and North East Somerset
- Histon Road Cemetery, Cambridge
- Ditchley, Oxfordshire
- Garth, The, Guilsfield, Powys
- Stradsett Hall, Norfolk
- Southampton Old Cemetery
designed by others in Loudon's 'Gardenesque' style:
- Abney Park Cemetery, London - designed by George Loddiges and William Hosking with elements of 'Gardenesque', and most particularly an arboretum Loudon spoke highly of (J.C.Loudon, 1981 reprint)
- City of London Cemetery and Crematorium were originally laid out according to On the Laying Out, Planting and managing of Cemeteries.
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