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The Argyll Hotel,
69 Lochnell Street,
Lochgilphead,
Argyll,
PA31 8JN

United Kingdom
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Mid Argyll Gardens

Arduaine Garden

19 miles on Oban road (A83)

Crarae Garden

Crarae Garden

12 miles on Inveraray road (A83)

Ardkinglas Woodland Garden

Ardkinglas Garden

35 miles on Glasgow road (A83)

All the above gardens can be enjoyed through all seasons but the most spectacular time is in spring and early summer when the bluebell carpet and extensive collection of Rhododendrons and Azaleas elevate these gardens into a riotous display of colour. These gardens can be enjoyed both by the plant enthusiast and those wanting a peaceful garden stroll.

ARDUAINE GARDEN

Arduaine Garden
Arduaine is best known for the wonderful collection of rhododendrons which has been built up here over a period of eighty or ninety years, including many tender species and hybrids which flourish in our moist, mild climate. Situated on a south-facing slope overlooking Asknish Bay and the Sound of Jura, this sheltered 20-acre garden is home to a diversity of plants from all over the world.

CRARAE GARDEN

Crarae Garden
Rare trees and exotic shrubs from around the world thrive in the mild climate and the magnificent setting of the Highland glen making Crarae unique among gardens. With over four hundred rhododendrons and azaleas, spring and summer abound with colour as the seasons progress. The many flowering shrubs change the garden’s mood daily. Autumn is especially beautiful thanks to the superb variety of deciduous trees.

ARDKINGLAS GARDEN

Ardkinglas Woodland
This Garden is set on a hillside overlooking Loch Fyne and contains one of the finest collections of Conifers in the British Isles including many Champion Trees. These include the “Mightiest Conifer in Europe” dating back to 1750, Abies alba, a monstrous Silver Fir with a girth in excess of 31 feet (9.6m) which was selected as one of 50 Great British Trees to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II’s Golden Jubilee.

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