Enjoy 17 acres of garden in St Andrews
Explore the gardens of Fife and discover
stunning gardens full of flowers, shrubs and vegetables. The region
is home to one of Scotland’s four botanic gardens which covers an
impressive 17 acres right in the centre of St Andrews.
Head to the
St Andrews Botanic Garden and discover a
landscaped garden, full of trees, shrubs, ponds and herbaceous
borders which will enchant you on a fine winter morning.
The botanic garden extends to 17 acres of
gardens and glasshouses, situated between the town’s Lade Braes and
Canongate. Wrap up warm and take the short walk from the town
centre to discover this hidden gem.
Meander the sheltered paths to the rock
gardens, scree slopes and shrublands, or watch the waterfalls
cascade as you enjoy the crisp, fresh winter air. Large glasshouses
provide vital warmth to many flowers and exotic plants, with cacti
and an impressive collection of alpines to peruse, with many more
offerings from warmer climes around the world.
With events taking place in the garden
throughout the year, you can visit the website to find out what’s
happening this winter amongst the snowdrops, ferns and herbaceous
plants.
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