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Paperback: 640pp
Peter King
Frances Lincoln
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Paperback: 567pp
Charles Quest-Ritson
Think Publishing
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Gardens to Visit In and Around Argyll and Bute
Scottish gardens open to the public in the Argyll and Bute area
| Achnacloich Garden |
| On th A85 near Connel, these gardens offer a succession of wonderful bulbs, flowering shrubs, rhododendrons and many others. Open March - October. |
| Ardkinglas Woodland Garden |
| At Cairndow off the A83, overlooking Loch Fyne it contains one of the finest collections of rhododendrons and conifers, including one of Britain's tallest trees. |
| Ardmaddy Castle Garden |
| Open all year Ardmaddy lies south of Oban near the Isle of Seil. With a great variety of trees, shrubs, unusual vegetables and flower borders. |
| Arduaine Garden |
| Arduaine is a place of peace on a wild shore, a plantsman's paradise perched on the windswept coast of Argyll. Open every day it is a delightful garden to visit |
| Ascog Hall |
| On the Isle of Bute this recently restored garden's outstanding feature is it's Victorian fernery. Open March to October except on Monday & Tuesday. |
| Benmore Botanic Garden |
| At Dunoon, the garden is famous for it's magnificent conifers and extensive range of flowering trees and shrubs. It has over 250 species of rhododendrons. |
| Jura House |
| On the Isle of Jura, this organic walled garden hosts a wide variety of unusual plants and shrubs. There also an interesting woodland and clifftop walk. |
| Torosay Castle Gardens |
| At Craignure on the Isle of Mull, Torosay is open all year. It's 12 acres of gardens includes formal terraces and informal woodland and water gardens. |
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