Scotland's Gardens
The National Gardens Scheme’s sister organisation was created in 1931, Opening private gardens to raise money for the training and pensions of the Queen’s Nurses, generally known as District Nurses.
Today, many types of gardens open for Scotland’s Gardens, from the grounds of grand country houses to back gardens in towns and villages.
- Scotland's Gardens Reviews
- Scotland's Gardens Discussion Forum
what remains of fundamental importance is that each garden must have some horticultural interest and be of a certain standard.
Some 200 charities, both large and small, benefit annually from funds raised through Scotland’s Gardens. To view the garden's go to www.scotlandsgardens.org