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    Green Tourism Award - Bronze

    The newly re-opened plants sales area at Crarae is 3 times the size it was. It offers a superb range of Tree Shop plants and is well worth a visit!
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    • - Crarae’s history spans centuries

      Archaeologists working at a National Trust for Scotland garden in Argyll have found evidence of a monastic settlement dating to the 7th – 9th century AD. The news comes as Crarae Garden prepares to unveil the results of a seven year refurbishment project on Thursday 9 April.  more>

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