In late March, be sure to see one of the finest of all trees in Scotland, the Magnolia Cambellii, with its spectacular pink flowers. Spring brings azaleas, camellias, daffodils, magnolias and much more. See bell heather, bog myrtle, broom, buttercup, campion, clover, common toadflax, crocus, daffodil, forget me-not, foxglove, fuchsia, gorse, honeysuckle, lupin, meadow sweet, moss campion, mountain avens, mountain sorrel, mountain speedwell, poppy, primrose, purple heather and rosemary, Scots bluebell, snowdrop, thistle, tufted vetch, thrift, violet. The list goes on with water lily, wild basil, wild alpine orchid, wild azalea, wild hyacinth, wild tyme and wood anemone. Summer has roses galore, herbaceous borders and alpine plantings.
Autumn has superb colors of foliage, fruit and seasonal flowers.
Winter has many surprises for the discerning gardener. Inverewe Garden greenhouse . Only relatively few gardens in Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland have them. They include brachyglottis, dahlia, hydrangea, olearia, ourisisia and rhododendron of every conceivable color. Some have been there for as much as 80 years.