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Crarae

Crarae Garden (National Trust for Scotland) was started by Lady Campbell in 1912, and includes the national collection of southern beech, as well as eucalyptus and eucryphia. It is one of the finest woodland gardens in Scotland, with rare trees and exotic shrubs thriving in the mild climate, and more than 400 species of rhododendron and azaleas providing a colourful display in spring and summer. A fine collection of deciduous trees adds colour and fire to autumn. There are sheltered woodland walks and a spectacular gorge. The Scottish Clan Garden features a selection of plants associated with various Argyll clans.