This is a stunning collection of trees and flowering shrubs including fourteen different kinds of rhododendron, occupying twelve acres close to Loch Broom just south of Ullapool. There are clearly marked pathways including one down to he lock side. It is dog friendly and when we went we had it all to ourselves. A donation of £3 is asked for via an honesty box and it is well worth the price. It is full of colour in spring and there are some fascinating trees.

Well worth a visit, tricky to see the garden sign from the road. We thought the garden trees and shrubs were better than Inverewe Gardens, however, there are no facilities there, no toilets or refreshments. You are asked to leave a donation of £3 pp in a box as you enter.

Firstly to mention the car park is not easy to navigate if you have anything other than a car. We travelled in a transit van and had to park on the main road in a parking area as the arched entrance in the wall is a tight bend. We could have reversed in (maybe) but decided it was easier just to stick to the road. Other than that the garden is cute. It took us around 15 minutes to walk around but if you have an interest in plants and trees you could end up spending longer there. It was very pretty and peaceful