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Four acres of beautiful country gardens surrounding the manor house, there is part of an ancient moat, extensive lawns, multiple tree specimens and a variety of roses.

A one-acre sloping garden with stunning views over East Loch Roag. A plantaholics garden, it bursts with exuberance and colour with many uncommon plants.

The garden includes a shell house, lavender parterres, wild garden, rose garden, alpine wall, pond garden and courtyard garden.

Historic Whitewin House stands in one acre of formal Victorian Garden and given it’s location over looking the Firth of Clyde and Aisa Craig, comes with it’s challenges. The rockeries, beautiful scalloped lawns and plethora of statuary all compliment the authentic use of Victorian bedding plants trees and shrubs-Art in Gardening.

Explore this new garden featuring a wide range of exotic style planting, including canna, ginger, and bananas. Rich in colour, shape, and form, with several ponds with frogs. This evolving garden has no grass, replaced with wood chips, and is filled with good ideas for small gardens. 

These unique gardens feature a beautiful walled garden, topiary terraces, a waterfall and lake and a wildflower meadow. A woodland walk reveals a 17th-century dovecote, while the estate’s varied grounds create a magnificent setting of history, nature, and timeless charm.

Explore beautiful gardens at Ingatestone Hall. The hall retains its Tudor form and stands in open countryside, with surrounding grounds of approximately ten acres, including parkland and formal gardens.

This delightful garden consists of around 2 acres of well-established shrubs, roses and interesting plants.

Nestled beside Brechin Castle, the 13-acre Walled Garden is considered one of Scotland’s finest private gardens. Dating back to the early 1700s, its current design was shaped by William, the 1st Baron of Panmure, in the late 18th century.