Spring is a great time to get out and visit a garden, and luckily Scotland has no shortage of them.
From the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh to the Logan Botanic Garden near Port Logan at the south-western tip of the country—where plants from South America and Australasia thrive due to the influence of the North Atlantic drift—you can't really go wrong with any of Scotland's stunning gardens.
If you're looking to avoid the crowds and head somewhere a bit more secluded, however, Edinburgh itself is home to a 'secret' garden that even many locals are not aware of. Situated in the historic and picturesque village of Duddingston, less than two miles from the city centre, is Dr Neil's Garden.
