Scotland is always conscious of its reputation for bad weather – but those of us who live here know that isn’t the case. One thing that it does mean is for our green fingered visitors – they can be confident that they can grow most plants they see here when they get home!
In early June – Ingliston is going to become one of the most beautiful parts of the city as it transforms itself for the Gardening Scotland exhibition. There are a number of exciting exhibitions such as a selection of Bonsai trees (some over 200 years old) as well as the team from the BBC Beachgrove Garden who will be running talks and workshops!
If you don’t want to drive – there are plenty of buses available form the city centre – if you’re taking the car there will be lots of parking. You can book early for cheaper tickets – and children under 16 are free – so if you’re coming up as a family you don’t have to pay for pleasure of dragging them around!
Floral Fun in the City
Scotland is always conscious of its reputation for bad weather – but those of us who live here know that isn’t the case. One thing that it does mean is for our green fingered visitors – they can be confident that they can grow most plants they see here when they get home!
In early June – Ingliston is going to become one of the most beautiful parts of the city as it transforms itself for the Gardening Scotland exhibition. There are a number of exciting exhibitions such as a selection of Bonsai trees (some over 200 years old) as well as the team from the BBC Beachgrove Garden who will be running talks and workshops!
If you don’t want to drive – there are plenty of buses available form the city centre – if you’re taking the car there will be lots of parking. You can book early for cheaper tickets – and children under 16 are free – so if you’re coming up as a family you don’t have to pay for pleasure of dragging them around!