Strachur House Open Garden
Visit this tranquil and beautiful garden featuring vibrant flower beds, lush herbaceous borders, and charming old-fashioned roses, tulips, and Himalayan poppies.
10 May 2025 to 11 May 2025
Cairndow
- Entrance fee:
- Adults and concessions £5
- Time:
- 11am - 5pm
- Garden Owner:
- Deborah Maclean
For all enquiries, please get in touch with us by email: opengardens@redcross.org.uk
What to see at Strachur House
Strachur House features a flower garden which is sheltered by magnificent beeches, limes, ancient yews and Japanese maples. There are herbaceous borders, a burnside rhododendron and azalea walk and a rockery. Old fashioned and species roses, tulips, spring bulbs and Himalayan poppies make a varied display in this informal haven of beauty and tranquillity.
The garden gives on to Strachur Park laid out by General Campbell in 1782, which offers spectacular walks through natural woodland with 200 year old trees, rare shrubs and a lochan rich in native wildlife.
Your visit helps people in crisis
The Red Cross helps people in the UK and across the world get the support they need in an emergency. With Open Gardens, you'll be raising funds for this important work.
Address:
Strachur House
Cairndow
Argyll
PA27 8BX
Facilities:
- Dogs on leads
- Plant sale
- Limited wheelchair access
- Parking
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