Glendoick Garden Centre UK Garden Centre of the Year 2009
Glendoick, Perth (A90 Perth-Dundee Road) Tel 01738 860260 Fax 01738 860735 e mail: gardencentre@glendoick.com
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Opened in Spring 1973, by Peter and Patricia Cox, Glendoick was one of the first garden centres in Scotland. It has grown gradually over the years to become what is now one Scotland’s finest garden centres and certainly one of the best places to buy plants in Scotland. As well as stocking a huge range of Glendoick’s own speciality plants such as Rhododendron, azaleas, Meconopsis, Kalmia and Camellia, the garden centre is well known for its huge range of trees and conifers and a range of specially chosen herbaceous and shrubs which are ideally suited to Scotland.
Glendoick has never tried to be the largest garden centre, not have we tried to become an out of town department store like one well-known chain. Glendoick is first and foremost about plants. We see no good reason to stock everything for the sake of it. There are numerous specialty nurseries for roses and other plant groups. But we do aim to stock the best performing plants for Scottish gardens and gardeners:
Garden Plants for Scotland book
Glendoick Advice leaflets are available from the garden centre.
Glendoick Garden Centre:
- Scotland's best range of plants.
- The UK's largest selection of Rhododendrons and Azaleas.
- A large range of ornamental and fruit trees.
- The award-winning Glendoick Restaurant: UK Garden Restaurant of the Year 2006 and 2008.
- An extensive bookshop and giftshop.
- A carefully chosen range of garden furniture.
- All the seeds, bulbs, chemical, pots and garden sundries you could need.
- The Food Library Foodhall
Display Garden
Patricia Cox has designed the impressive Pagoda Garden at Glendoick Garden Centre which demonstrates the way to grow a huge range of plant material. The garden uses raised and mound planting to show how to deal with heavy clay soil conditions which affect many gardeners in the Perth-Dundee area.
Opened in Spring 1973, by Peter and Patricia Cox, Glendoick was one of the first garden centres in Scotland. It has grown gradually over the years to become what is now one Scotland’s finest garden centres and certainly one of the best places to buy plants in Scotland. As well as stocking a huge range of Glendoick’s own speciality plants such as Rhododendron, azaleas, Meconopsis, Kalmia and Camellia, the garden centre is well known for its huge range of trees and conifers and a range of specially chosen herbaceous and shrubs which are ideally suited to Scotland.
Glendoick has never tried to be the largest garden centre, not have we tried to become an out of town department store like one well-known chain. Glendoick is first and foremost about plants. We see no good reason to stock everything for the sake of it. There are numerous specialty nurseries for roses and other plant groups. But we do aim to stock the best performing plants for Scottish gardens and gardeners:
Garden Plants for Scotland book
Glendoick Advice leaflets are available from the garden centre.
- Scotland's best range of plants.
- The UK's largest selection of Rhododendrons and Azaleas.
- A large range of ornamental and fruit trees.
- The award-winning Glendoick Restaurant: UK Garden Restaurant of the Year 2006 and 2008.
- An extensive bookshop and giftshop.
- A carefully chosen range of garden furniture.
- All the seeds, bulbs, chemical, pots and garden sundries you could need.
- The Food Library Foodhall
Patricia Cox has designed the impressive Pagoda Garden at Glendoick Garden Centre which demonstrates the way to grow a huge range of plant material. The garden uses raised and mound planting to show how to deal with heavy clay soil conditions which affect many gardeners in the Perth-Dundee area.
Garden Centre Staff
Garden Centre Staff Glendoick’s, knowledgeable and experienced staff are always on hand to serve and advise customers: