Achamore gardens through the 
      seasonsIsle of Gigha
Friends of GighaGetting HereMapForumLinksContact
The Isle of Gigha on the Web
The Isle of Gigha on the Web

The Isle of Gigha on the Web

The Isle of Gigha on the Web
Gigha Today - So - what is there 
      to do on Gigha?
Gigha Today - So - what is there 
      to do on Gigha?

Gigha Today - So - what is there to do on Gigha?

Gigha Today - So - what is there 
      to do on Gigha?
Where to stay in Gigha
Where to stay in Gigha

Where to stay in Gigha

Where to stay in Gigha
Find out all the events in Gigha
Find out all the events in Gigha

Find out all the events in Gigha

Find out all the events in Gigha
A long and rich history
A long and rich history

A long and rich history

A long and rich history
Achamore gardens through the 
      seasons
Achamore gardens through the 
      seasons
Achamore Gardens
Map
Achamore Gardens Restoration Project
Achamore House
Susan Allan's Diary in Achamore Gardens
Tea Tent
Achamore gardens through the 
      seasons
The Isle of Gigha Kids
The Isle of Gigha Kids

The Isle of Gigha Kids

The Isle of Gigha Kids
Buy products from Gigha
Buy products from Gigha

Buy products from Gigha

Buy products from Gigha




Achamore Gardens

Tile Garden

Tile Garden, Green Walk, Ash Garden and South East Garden

The Tile garden has, along with other plants, a collection of large leafed hybrids and here Rhododendron Thomsonii shows shaggy bark to good effect. The Green walk has several small areas of interest, which include plants of Rhododendron Yakushimanum and hybrids such as Rhododendron Redcap. The South East garden is another good place for large leafed species including Rhododendron Arizelum, Eximium and Sinogrande. The Ash garden has a boggy area where a large planting of Hostas thrives. Away from the wettest ground can be found Rhododendron Wiltonii, Loderi, Wardii, and Sir Joseph Hooker. From here the path leads eventually back onto the Main drive near the Entrance Glade, passing a large group of Rhododendron Cunningham's White on the left.


previousnext

Achamore Gardens Map

HomeTodayAccommodationEventsHistory and GenealogyGardensKidsShopFriends of GighaGetting HereMapForumLinksContact

© 2004 - 2008 Isle of Gigha Heritage Trust. Site by ReefNet.