Though Hampshire is often called the Royal County because it contains the location of Windsor Castle, one of the monarch's official residences, it doesn't get as much attention as its more famous neighbours, like Sussex or Kent. It's also known as the Garden of England, due to its highly fertile soil and temperate climate, which makes it an ideal place to grow plants and produce fruit and other agricultural products. With about three-quarters of Hampshire filled with farm land and only five percent developed, that makes it the perfect place to live for nature lovers.