Arduaine is best known for the wonderful collection of rhododendrons which has been built up here over a period of eighty or ninety years, including many tender species and hybrids which flourish in our moist, mild climate. Situated on a south-facing slope overlooking Asknish Bay and the Sound of Jura, this sheltered 20-acre garden is home to a diversity of plants from all over the world, both well known and unfamiliar. From great trees to homely herbaceous borders, from magnificent shrubs to delicate water lilies, from moss-covered rocks to sweeping lawns, Arduaine provides the discerning visitor with something of interest at all times of the year. A garden of quiet charm, Arduaine is in the care of the National Trust for Scotland.

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