Walks and Talks

Talking Trees Storytelling

Come and join us to hear about Tales from the Forest!

Discovering a River with Jamie Whittle

Jamie Whittle will explore the process behind his book ‘White River: A Journey up and down the River Findhorn’ of journeying its length on foot and by canoe, and then recording his discoveries in writing. Focussing mainly on the River Findhorn, Jamie will look at place-based writing as a way to experience the natural world of Scotland.

Fi Martynoga on Scotland's Wild Harvests

Are you a forager? If you dream of being more connected to the landscape and all the bounty it can provide, Fi Martynoga will inspire you to get started or to discover new species. She will demonstrate with a selection of seasonal plants.

Solstice Yoga Sunday

A yoga session of about an hour, taking part outside in the gardens, weather permitting. If the weather is unsuitable, the yoga will take place in the Visitors' Centre. Yoga is followed by breakfast provided by the resident cafe.

GardenTour

Come along and enjoy a tour in the company of the curator. See the vibrant colours and textures of the half-hardy perennials that sparkle and lighten up the garden in a floral display. Plants like Salvia, Argyranthemum, Osteospermum and Penstemon.

Dawyck's Magnificent Tree Collections.

A Guided walk led by Garden Staff looking at the wonderful historical tree collections at Dawyck Botanic Garden.

People’s Postcode Edible Garden Tours

People’s Postcode Edible Garden Tours

Visit the Edible Gardening Project polytunnel, fruit area and vegetable plots for advice and inspiration. Free tours available at 12 noon, limited spaces so arrive early to avoid disappointment. Meet at visitor reception in the John Hope Gateway.

Franz West EGG Tour

Early Gallery Goers (EGG) Tours, contemporary art for children at Inverleith House!

Walking With Poets - Jean Atkin

Poet Jean Atkin is in residence for the month of August, and will be hosting walks, talks and workshops celebrating poetry and nature. For more details see www.scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk. A partnership with the Scottish Poetry Library, funded by Creative Scotland through the Year of Natural Scotland and generous Big Give Supporters.

Garden Tour

Come along and enjoy a tour with the curator and ask questions as you go around viewing the late summer floral displays. Some of the plants you will see on your tour include Watsonias, Galtonias, Dieramas and exotic Fuchsias.

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