Dawyck Botanic Garden - Scenic woodland garden in the Upper Tweed Valley.

Dawyck Botanic Garden is a beautiful woodland garden and arboretum located at Stobo in the Upper Tweed Valley, around eight miles south of Peebles in the Scottish Borders. Covering around 25 hectares (62 acres), the garden sits within one of Scotland's National Scenic Areas, surrounded by the hills and landscapes of the Tweed Valley. Visitors searching for things to do in the Scottish Borders will find Dawyck Botanic Garden a peaceful destination for nature walks and seasonal displays.

The garden is one of the regional gardens of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh and forms part of a network that also includes Logan Botanic Garden and Benmore Botanic Garden. Visitors can explore an impressive collection of trees and plants from around the world, including rare species, colourful seasonal plantings and impressive avenues of mature trees. Highlights include the Azalea Terrace, peaceful woodland trails and spectacular autumn colours.

Plan your visit and discover the natural beauty of Dawyck Botanic Garden, where scenic walks, botanical collections and the dramatic setting of the Upper Tweed Valley create one of the Scottish Borders' most relaxing attractions.

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