Inverewe
Inverewe is a botanical garden situated on the western coast of the Scottish Highlands near the village of Mallaig. The estate occupies 200 acres of cliffside moorland overlooking the North Atlantic and has been a National Trust for Scotland property since 1893.
The gardens were founded in 1918 by Sir William Johnstone, a Midlothian landowner. Johnstone, travelling through
With its unusually mild climate, Inverewe supports a diverse range of plants uncommon in Scotland, including
The garden is open to visitors from late March until early September each year. There are guided
The site is listed as a category A building and an SSSI, and it is frequently cited