Geilston Garden

Geilston Garden is one one of the most elegant and beautiful miracle of nature, it is a property of the National Trust for Scotland, north-west of Cardross, Argyll and Bute. Geilston Garden was made more than two hundred years prior with a date given for its improvement being 1797, joining a few highlights customary walled plant, kitchen cultivate, lush zone.

The walled plant has a decision 100-foot Wellingtonia in the point of convergence of the garden. The Geilston expend the north of the area towards the Waterway Clyde in Cardross. The garden as it shows up today was generally laid out by Elizabeth Hendry and Margaret Chime.

An ordinance inside the garden is said to have been a trophy from the Skirmish of Corunna conveyed to the Garden by Real Broad Geils, a past proprietor of Geilston.