great gardens with lots of interesting things to look at and see More

Knowledgeable staff , plenty of time to look around More

A bit weird, a Scottish garden which celebrates the various explorers who went from here to the ends of the earth and brought back plants. Lots of these plants are commonly found in UK gardens (Azeleas, rhododendron, poppies!) we just didn't know they'd come from around the world. (or that they had "medicinal" properties! More

This garden in close to the Festival Theatre and beside the river Tay. There are flowers, plant and trees from many countries. In addition, there are carved wooden items that children delight in, and stone seats and walls that look attractive. It has a small shop that you can buy plants and flowers in. It also has a very large... More

Autumn sound & light show in garden. Good location - lights effects more basic than previous years. More

it was good for the kids but as far as adults go it was ok, i think previous years have been better, try again next year More

Went in the rain which was worth it. Out of season and still beautiful! And excellent welcome from the volunteer in the arrival area who even lent us an umbrella. More

Visited the Explorers' Garden to see where the Enchanted Garden is going to be held in October 2011. Found the pathways easy to walk, a little climbing but well marked out. The Explorers information and speciman plants all very interesting. Having visited the Enchanted Forest last year we were interested to know how the garden would work and from the... More