Scotland’s four Royal Botanic Gardens are still in recovery two weeks after Storm Eowyn’s 100mph winds wreaked havoc as a ...

A COUPLE who were locked in a bitter row over a neighbour’s hedge have won a battle to have it lopped. Jim and Hilary Gossman said their lives were being made a misery by trees owned by ...

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Hedgehogs were spotted in more than half of Scottish gardens in a study last year despite years of concern about their plummeting population. A new survey of almost 15,000 wildlife enthusiasts by ...

SNP accused of squandering money on jail akin to a ‘luxury resort or nature reserve’ after costs surge from £100m estimate ...

Fewer frogs and toads are being spotted in Scottish gardens, a nationwide survey has found. Regular sightings of frogs have dropped 5% since 2014, with toad sightings going down by 7% over the ...

The garden at Wormistoune House in Crail, Fife, is open by prior arrangement, with all proceeds from garden visits going to charity via Scotland’s Gardens. Telephone Katherine Taylor on 07905 938449 ...

Some gardens will also be hosting special events, with moonlight snowdrop walks, snowdrop-inspired crafting sessions and live music. The Scottish Snowdrop Festival began in 2007 and it has grown ...

IT will soon be schools out time again when the kids enjoy class-free days for the February break. So how to keep them occupied and happy? Well the experts at VisitScotland have come up with a ...

This garden, which covers 70 acres, brims with so much beautiful foliage along meandering pathways you're likely to forget that you're in one of Scotland's biggest cities. The garden is famous for ...

Multiple bus routes have stops along the gardens' perimeter. Loch Ness, Scottish Highlands, Glencoe and Pitlochry Tour (5670 reviews) Scottish Highlands, Loch Ness and Glencoe Day Trip from Edinburgh ...