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Gardening Home Page > WHAT'S ON > Gardens to Visit by County > Gardens to Visit in Scotland > British Gardens to Visit in Glasgow > Greenbank Garden

Greenbank Garden

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Address:	Flenders Road Clarkston Glasgow G76 8RB
Postcode:	G76 8RB
Telephone:	Tel (0141) 616 5126
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Description

If you’re looking for ideas, inspiration and practical tips for your own garden, then a visit to Greenbank is a must. The 1ha (2.5a) walled garden in the grounds of Greenbank House has been designed to showcase new ideas and techniques for domestic gardens. There are 30 different areas to see, containing 3,600 named plants as well as important collections of Narcissus and Bergenia. Join us for a practical demonstration or a guided walk and you’ll find your own gardening skills blossoming nicely.

Acquisition details
House and land gifted in 1976 by Mr & Mrs William Blyth

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