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Logan
Botanic Gardens
Logan
Botanic Gardens is one of the National Botanic Gardens of
Scotland. It is one of the most exotic gardens in Scotland.
The exceptionally mild climate allows an array of tender,
exotic plants to thrive outdoors all year round.
Logan
contains many small gardens, each with its own individual
character.
The Walled
Garden has a large selection of chusan palms and tree ferns
alongside unusual shrubs, climbers and tender perennials.
A large area of Woodland Garden stretches to quite a height.
A shelter has been built where visitors can enjoy fantastic
views over Luce Bay and the surrounding area.
The newly established Discovery Centre gives a great insight
into plants and trees growing in the Gardens and provides
visitors with a wealth of knowledge to take home with them.
The Botanics
shop stocks a wide range of appealing local crafts, gifts
and cards and a selection of Logan’s most popular plants.
The Salad
Bar, café and tearoom, offers a wide range of refreshments
from home baking to locally caught salmon salads.
The “Soundalive”
self-guided tours allow visitors to learn more about the plants
and gardens.
- Logan
Botanic Gardens is open daily:
10.00 am - 5.00 pm March and October, 10.00 am - 6.00
pm April to September and other times by arrangement.
- Discounted
rates for groups of 11 or more.
- Coach
parties welcome.
- Ample
parking, toilets, facilities for disabled.
- Sorry
no animals except guide dogs.
- For
further information Tel: 01776 860231.
- www.rbge.org.uk
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