The Walled Garden, Tyninghame ©Jannie Bos

Six fantastic storytelling events

Join Scotland’s Gardens Scheme and The Scottish International Storytelling Festival in “Growing Stories”. A fun packed way to explore some of Scotland’s Gardens. .

Logan House Gardens ©

Where to go this May bank holiday?

It's going to be a glorious weekend for garden lovers this May bank holiday. There is a wonderful variety of gardens open across Scotland, from cottage gardens to large castle..

Daffodils in The Orchard at West Leas, Roxburghshire ©Bernie Gajos

West Leas garden in April

After last week's #heatwave and the snow before that: here we look back at pictures from the garden at West Leas, when April was actually spring and didn't snow!

Brechin Castle ©

Where to see rhodies in April and May?

The Scottish Rhododendron Festival runs from 1 April to 31 May 2018, and features a wide variety of horticulture from gardens to woodlands.

A little girl watching the water feature at Duncan Street garden ©Colin Gregory

Muddy hands and happy children

Over 80 gardens will be hosting all sorts of children's activities: from willow crown making at the Hill of Tarvit plant sale, Fife to duck races at Highwood in Renfrewshire.

101 Greenbank Crescent, Edinburgh ©

Greening our urban jungles

Whether you’re looking to escape or you’re seeking inspiration for your own backyard, or window ledge, visiting an open urban garden is an unique experience.

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