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  • About
    • History of Glen Villa Art Garden
    • About Patterson Webster
    • Site & Insight: A personal approach to the land
    • Professional Distinctions
    • Garden Book! Autobiography of a Garden
  • Art Garden
  • Timelines
  • Activities
    • Events
    • Signature Talks
    • Open Garden Days & Tours
    • Seminars
  • Blog
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  • FR

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Railway tracks run in the moat that used to protect the castle. The castle hill was a volcano 350 million years ago.

Edinburgh’s Princes Street Gardens

Plants, Reviews, TravelBy glenadminSeptember 6, 20156 Comments

The Princes Street Gardens sit in the centre of Edinburgh, in the shadow of Edinburgh Castle. They were created in the late 1700s and early 1800s after a loch, originally part of the castle’s defences, was drained.       The gardens are divided in two sections, East and West, that together cover some 37.5…

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