Bed & breakfast accommodation, bar and restaurant in Bladnoch, Wigtownshire.
Bladnoch, Wigtownshire, Dumfries & Galloway. Scotland. DG8 9AB
Telephone:
01988 402200
E-mail:
info@the-bladnoch-inn.com
Claymoddie Garden & Galloway Plants in Whithorn, 15 miles from Bladoch, has been described as “the most romantic garden” in this part of Scotland and, despite the endless process of development necessary to keep any garden fresh and interesting, has an air of timelessness and intimacy.
Aldouran Wetland Habitat and bird hide can be found on the edge of Leswalt village, adjacent to Aldouran Glen Woodland and bounded by the Aldouran Burn.
Aldouran Glen Wood, owned and managed by the Woodland Trust Scotland, is one of only a handful of "Ancient semi natural woods" left on the Rhins peninsula.
Glenwhan Gardens, 20 minutes from the Bladnoch Inn, is certainly a garden for all seasons with an incredible diversity of plants.
It has taken 20 years of hard work by Tessa and Bill to produce this garden of outstanding character and it is a joy to visit. Perhaps the statue of the Florentine Medici Boar - it is a symbol of fertility - in the centre of the garden has helped.
The landscape has certainly been transformed; just look over the boundary fence to see what they have already achieved!
Threave Gardens, 40 minutes from the Bladnoch Inn, is famous for its spectacular gardens, beautiful house and superb visitor centre.
Run by the National Trust for Scotland, Threave Gardens is a 64-acre ornamental garden with a large and varied plant collection and landscape features. The house itself is open to the public and the estate has way marked trails, bird hides, and a wild fowl sanctuary.
Castle Kennedy & Gardens, a part of Stair Estates, is 25 minutes drive from the Bladnoch Inn.
This area of Wigtownshire is surrounded on three sides by the sea, and the influence of the Gulf Stream provides a micro climate not found in many other parts of the United Kingdom.
The gardens are extensively landscaped with terraces, mounds and avenues, and extend to more than 30 hectares.
At the south-western tip of Scotland lies Logan Botanic Gardens, the country’s most exotic garden. Warmed by the Gulf Stream, southern hemisphere plants flourish in this plantsman’s paradise.
The area has a wide choice of beautiful public gardens and nurseries open to the public.
From the tropical botanic gardens in Port Logan to the romance of Claymoddie Garden at Whithorn, there is something for everyone within a short drive of the Bladnoch Inn.
Galloway Heathers
Scottish grown heather plants at nearby Carty Port, 5 miles from Bladnoch, available to purchase online.
Bayview Nurseries
Visit Bayview Nurseries, browse their extensive stock and admire the views over Wigtown Bay. The nursery provides the ideal conditions for an enormous range of home-grown plants, trees, shrubs, hedging plants and more.