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Garden of plenty
With the lockdown meaning that people are spending ever more time in their gardens, Ed Walling, the head gardener at the National Trust for Scotland p... Read More
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Scotland’s horticultural firms on the brink
A major part of Scotland’s horticultural commercial grower industry could be destroyed following the UK coronavirus shutdown. Read More
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Fairy Glen acquired by Woodland Trust Scotland
Woodland Trust Scotland has purchased a favourite summer picnic spot of Andrew Carnegie. Read More
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The Scottish Daffodil Festival has been cancelled
Scotland’s Daffodil Festival has fallen full of the Coronavirus outbreak. Read More
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They’re gardening on top of the world
Gardening on Orkney may be an uphill struggle, but Euan and Fiona Smith’s 150-year-old walled garden shows it is worth the effort. Read More
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Celebrating daffodils at the nation’s flower festival
Scotland’s Daffodil Festival is taking place on 11 and 12 April. Read More
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Six Scottish finalists in Britain in Bloom event
Six Scottish finalists are competing in this year’s RHS Britain in Bloom competition with communities across the UK increasingly recognising the val... Read More
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A spring fling in celebration of the daffodil
Throw off the winter blues with a visit to Rossie, the art and science-inspired garden packed with colour and creativity. Read More
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Gardener says snowdrops help beat the winter blues
One of Scotland's leading gardeners has urged Scots to get out and enjoy the first signs of spring at this year's Snowdrop Festival, which takes place... Read More