Dawyck Botanic Gardens, Scottish Borders

By on Sep 23, 2009 in Attractions   - Read 27 times
 

The foliage of the famous arboretum at Dawyck Botanic Gardens is currently being transformed into a vivid array of colours, with leaves changing in colour. Autumn fruits are in plentiful supply, from acorns, colourful crab apples, maple keys, fir cones and beech nuts, not forgetting everyone’s childhood favourite, the conker!  Get yourself along and enjoy an afternoon stroll with the family…

 
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