Abstract
Abstract This study examines participation in garden visiting from a number of perspectives but principally that of the visitor. It concentrated on what lay behind the decision to visit gardens rather than the experiential aspects of a visit. It therefore moved beyond the established approach of individual agency, with its assumption of free choice, to incorporate social and material agency.
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