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Plant Journeys blog post #5 – Peony: the problem of beauty
Plant Journeys is a blog series, exploring East Asian plants in the garden of Broughton House.
Meet the Makers: Keith Russell from Lochcarron of Scotland
The Trust has teamed up with five talented local makers to produce a collection of products celebrating the re-opening of Craigievar Castle.
Meet the Makers: Introducing the Pink Castle collection
We’re delighted to introduce a new exclusive range of products inspired by the Pink Again project at Craigievar Castle.
Pink again: Craigievar Castle reopens
On Friday 31 May, Craigievar Castle welcomes visitors again, following a major conservation project by the Trust.
Samples take saving the Hill House to the next stage
The Trust's conservation project to dry out Charles Rennie Mackintosh masterpiece the Hill House in Helensburgh is working.
Malleny glasshouses renewed in major conservation projects
Loved by gardeners and visitors alike, the Malleny Garden glasshouses have been brought back into use by the Trust.
Caring for Scotland’s daffodil heritage at Brodie Castle
Thanks to the Trust’s conservation work, Brodie Castle’s historic Daffodil Shed has been returned to use.
10 years of positive impact on nature conservation
The Trust is celebrating the 10th anniversary of funding support from players of People’s Postcode Lottery.
St Kilda climate change challenges quantified for first time
A report published today (13 May) has identified the three biggest threats from climate change to the UK’s only dual World Heritage Site, St Kilda.