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Hive of activity as World Bee Day takes flight

Food and Drink | Gardens | Homes & Gardens | News
Perthshire is all abuzz for World Bee Day, with Kinross-based Webster Honey placing more than 100 new hives at sites including Crieff, Dunning and the...
The Castle of Mey gardens.

Win a tour of the Castle of Mey gardens with Alan Titchmarsh

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A chance to spend two nights at the Castle of Mey and be given a personal tour by Alan Titchmarsh of the garden created by...

Garden of plenty

Gardens | Homes & Gardens
With the lockdown meaning that people are spending ever more time in their gardens, Ed Walling, the head gardener at the National Trust for Scotland...

Fairy Glen acquired by Woodland Trust Scotland

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Woodland Trust Scotland has purchased a favourite summer picnic spot of Andrew Carnegie. The millionaire industrialist and philanthropist bought the Skibo Estate, and its Ledmore...

Brash McKelvie – Being watched on the scales isn’t fun

Gardens | Living | Scotland
Scottish Field's online columnist Brash McKelvie sets foot onto the scales. Here are the cast of characters that share the vicissitudes of life: Scragend -...
Euan and Fiona Smith moved to Orkney from West Lothian (Photo: Angus Blackburn)

They’re gardening on top of the world

Gardens | Scotland
Gardening on Orkney may be an uphill struggle, but Euan and Fiona Smith’s 150-year-old walled garden shows it is worth the effort. However, it presents...
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