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Bring on Spring bling: Ciar Byrne says roll up for the rhody show with a burst of joyful colour - Vimarsana News

Bring on Spring bling: Ciar Byrne says roll up for the rhody show with a burst of joyful colour

This has been a long, cold winter and I'm ready for some colour and excitement in the garden.

Growing commitment from Inverewe Gardens team at world-famous National Trust property toasted by local tearoom - Vimarsana News

Growing commitment from Inverewe Gardens team at world-famous National Trust property toasted by local tearoom

The gardening team has a reputation envied around the world.

PICTURES: Staff at National Trust for Scotland operated Wester Ross visitor magnet Inverewe Gardens turn problems into opportunities with environmental scheme - Vimarsana News

PICTURES: Staff at National Trust for Scotland operated Wester Ross visitor magnet Inverewe Gardens turn problems into opportunities with environmental scheme

Experts at world-renowned Inverewe Garden have been sharing the INNS and outs of their innovative conservation methods with local environmentalists.

PICTURES: Staff at National Trust for Scotland operated Wester Ross visitor magnet Inverewe Gardens turn problems into opportunities with environmental scheme - Vimarsana News

PICTURES: Staff at National Trust for Scotland operated Wester Ross visitor magnet Inverewe Gardens turn problems into opportunities with environmental scheme

Experts at world-renowned Inverewe Garden have been sharing the INNS and outs of their innovative conservation methods with local environmentalists.

Rope workers remove invasive rhododendrons from Corrieshalloch Gorge - Vimarsana News

Rope workers remove invasive rhododendrons from Corrieshalloch Gorge

A team of rope access workers have used a zip wire to remove rhododendron bushes growing in an inaccessible part of the Corrieshalloch Gorge.