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April & May only Mon - Fri; 10am - 4pm, Sat & Sun 2-5pm.
Garden Centre and display garden open daily all year
During May only
Jane Cox on 01738 860640 or orders@glendoick.com
May
Rhododendrons, primulas, meconopsis, magnolias, trees and many flowering plants, especially Cox collections and Cox cultivars.
Adult £4; Child of school age free. Purchase tickets from Garden Centre before driving up to garden (except for pre-paid groups).
For all group bookings (we can offer guided tours for keen gardening groups only), please contact Jane Cox by post at Glendoick House, Perth PH2 7NS or by e-mail jane@glendoick.com
All above at garden centre, with a demonstration garden. Open 9am-5.30pm spring-autumn - No charge. Mail Order catalogue £2. A 32-page full colour guide by Kenneth Cox on the history of Glendoick, the Cox family, the story of the gardens and nursery, plant-hunting over 3 generations, hybridising, a map & guide to the gardens and their collections, with fine photographs: £2.95
Partial disabled access, only. All above at garden centre, with a demonstration garden. Open 9am-5.30pm spring-autumn - No charge. Mail Order catalogue £2. A 32-page full colour guide by Kenneth Cox on the history of Glendoick, the Cox family, the story of the gardens and nursery, plant-hunting over 3 generations, hybridising, a map & guide to the gardens and their collections, with fine photographs: £2.95
5 National Collections of Rhododendrons
Garden centre
We have an award winning cafe at the garden centre
Woodland garden with bridges and waterfalls containing 100s of rhododendrons, camellias, Magnolias with an understory of perennials and wild flowers. Walled garden with trial beds for new hybrids and plantings around the 1747 Georgian house including one of the world's largest collections of dwarf rhododendrons and azaleas.
The beautiful Georgian mansion was built shortly after the '45 Rebellion in 1748 with money provided for putting down the rebellion. Prince Charlie is believed to have hidden in woods nearby.
The garden has developed over the years since 1919 when the late Euan Cox returned from a trip to Burma. Euan and son Peter have continued to add to the collection and Peter's son, Kenneth, has now joined his father, so all three generations have contributed both plants and experience from their expeditions out East.