Inverewe Garden

Where in Scotland will you see the tallest Australian gum trees in Britain, sweetly scented Chinese rhododendrons, exotic trees from Chile and Blue Nile lilies from South Africa, all growing on a latitude more northerly than Moscow?

The answer is Inverewe. Miraculous? Yes and no, because although you are in a remote corner of Wester Ross, you are also in a sheltered garden, blessed by the North Atlantic Drift.

In a spectacular lochside setting among pinewoods, Osgood Mackenzie's Victorian dreams have produced a glorious 50-acre mecca for garden lovers.

There is a Visitor Centre, a well stocked shop, plant sales and a newly-opened spacious licensed restaurant with Woodland views.

For Further details please contact
Inverewe Garden, Poolewe, IV22 2LQ, Tel: +44(0)1445-781200