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Threave is a garden for all seasons. Best known for its spectacular springtime display of daffodils, there are also summer displays from the herbaceous beds and borders and stunning autumn colours from the trees and from the heather garden.

Enjoy a walk around the magnificent gardens then have a look in the Plant Centre for a memento of your visit. Many of the plants on sale are raised in the gardens, while the others are chosen with the utmost care at a selection of small Scottish nurseries. Whether you're a beginner looking for a splash of colour or an expert seeking the unusual, we cater for all interests.

Threave also houses the Trust's School of Practical Gardening, a one year gardening course with a practical emphasis.

Programme of events and guided walks throughout the year

Address:
Threave Garden and Estate Castle Douglas Tel: 01556 502575 Fax: 01556 502683 www.nts.org.uk
Location:
Off A75, one mile west of Castle Douglas
Open:
Estate & Garden:
All year, daily 9.30am-sunset;
Walled Garden and glasshouses:
All year, daily 9.30am-5pm
Visitor Centre, Countryside Centre, Exhibition:
1 February -31 March, 1 November -23 December daily 10am-4pm.
1 April-31 October daily 9.30am-5.30pm;
House:
1 March-31 October Wednesday-Friday, Sunday 11am-4pm (guided tours only, admission by timed ticket).
Admission:
Combined ticket (house and garden) Band A:
Adult £9, Concs £6.50, Adult group £7, Child/school group £1, Family £23.
Garden only, Band C:

Adult £5, Concs £3.75, Adult group £4, child/school group £1, Family £13.50
Facilities:
Parking, toilets, accessible for disabled (wheelchairs available), shop and restaurant.
Bus:
McEwans bus service 501 from Dumfries - Castle Douglas There is a short walk from the bus stop to the Gardens entrance.
Owners:
The National Trust for Scotland