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The National Trust
for Scotland has been acquiring heritage gardens in Scotland for
many years. 2005 was the 60th anniversary of the Trust`s first garden
acquisition when it accepted the great estates of Culzean Castle
and Leith Hall in 1945. The Timeline below shows the chronology
of the acquisition of NTS garden properties, though in some cases
the dates given preceed those of legal acquisition (when title deeds/bequests
legally completed) by a couple of years. Click
on a Property to see further details - where property name is
underlined.
Sites in Italics = owned but not managed by
NTS
Sites in {Brackets} = managed but not owned by NTS
1940s - First Gardens acquired
1950s
1960s
1970s
1980s
Since 1990s
Pre-1945 Acquisitions
The acquisition of the following properties
by the NTS is listed here for completeness, but whilst they do
now contain excellent gardens, these were not present at the time
of acquisition and have since been created, or acquired, by the
NTS subsequent to the purchase of the property.
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