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    Green Tourism Award - Silver

    • Herbaceous borders
    • Rose garden
    • Walled garden, fruit, vegetables and glasshouse

    64-acre ornamental garden with interest throughout the year from a large and varied plant collection and landscape features. A Scottish Baronial House open to the public. 1500-acre estate with way marked trails, bird hides, and a wild fowl sanctuary  MORE>

    Estate: all year, daily.

    Garden, Visitor & Countryside Centres, Restaurant, Gift Shop, Plant Centre and Glasshouses:
    1 Feb to 28 Mar, Fri-Sun 10-5; 29 Mar to 31 Oct, daily 10-5; 1 Nov to 23 Dec, Fri-Sun 10-5.

    House: 1 Apr to 31 Oct, Wed-Fri and Sun 11-3.30.

    Visit to house by guided tour only and visitors are advised to book in advance.
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    • - Delightful daffs thrive with the National Trust for Scotland

      Daffodils and the Lake District may be immortalised by the writings of William Wordsworth and yet this sentinel of spring, adopted by the Welsh as its national emblem is also a significant player in the Scottish horticultural world – whether in the fields of Kincardineshire or in the long established gardens and designed landscapes of the National Trust for Scotland.  more>

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