We bought a Rowan tree from Parkhill nurseries last year and it died, we bought another one this…read moreyear, it too has also died, both in a short time of planting, both were planted by a professional gardener. I phoned Parkhill nurseries and spoke to Mr Barry mcGillivray the owner who explained that their Rowan trees only survive if planted in their own specialised compost, this was not explained to us in any way before we purchased the trees. I found Mr McGillvray's attitude to be bombastic, aggressive and very defensive. My advice would not be to buy Rowan trees from this supplier. Very disappointed. J Rennie

This garden centre is not too far out of bridge of don and has recently made some great changes in…read moreorder to encourage people to spend longer there and for new people to go. The garden centre isn't that big in itself but it utilises the space very well. It has the usual inside section which can be quite gifty and the larger outdoor area for the vast variety of flowers they have. The new changes include a gorgeous little cafe which has delicious food, snacks, meals, cakes and at not a bad price either. Definately worth a visit, even if you're not into gardening.

Lovely shop with a cafe serving all kinds of yummy things! I had a tuna cheese melt which came with…read morecoleslaw and a mixed leaf salad. Was yum! Friend had the same. I also spied some lovely looking slabs (!) of cake, but I was saving some room for my own cake making. Was really busy, and my friend who lives nearby said that she often comes in for tea and cake. The shop is equally as nice - with lots of gift ideas, stuff for the home and garden and also practical stuff. Lots of shortbread was visible! Although we walked here, there is also parking but I'm not sure if its free (I would say it is though!). X

Just on the side of the busy A9, lies a lovely wee garden center with a good choice of plants and…read moregifts. It also has a nice wee cafe where they serve Ben & Nanani Coffees and a good choice of snacks, sanwiches and cakes. I choose the bacon roll because it as a horrid wet cold day and it was the first thing i smelt as i walked through the doors. I also ordered a cappuccino. The cappucino was good as was the bacon roll, but did have to ask for brown sauce as wasn't asked at the counter when I placed my order. There was no problem as the server brought a decent portion in a wee dish out to the table. The bacon roll was tasty. The tearoom did feel a tad bit cold and only has one wood burner in a corner. I did think it was a wee bit expensive - 2 coffees, bacon roll and a scone with butter and jam came to £9.65. But the coffee and the bacon roll did warm me up. i think my mum enjoyed her scone and coffee too.

Recently changed hands. Hope they manage to stock the range of proper nursery plants this place was…read moreknown for.

Lovely, tranquil , 'naice' nursery in great country setting. Friendly, knowledgeable, staff. Good,…read morequaint cafe too, part of it set in an old fashioned glasshouse full of climbers. Go early or they will run out of the best things to eat.

Lovely place to stop in to when on A96…read more It has a gift shop that stocks lots of gorgeous gifts for the home and garden as well as preserves and sweets. There is a nice cafe which serves soups, sandwiches and baking. The food is homemade and really tasty. There is indoor and outdoor seating and there is also a small play area if you are lucky enough to have nice weather. Outside is the nursery section that is fairly large and stocks a good selection of plants. The staff are all friendly. There is plenty of parking at the front.

Cupar garden centre is on the edge of town and stocks everything you could want for the garden…read more Cafe is nice but a little expensive.

If you've got green fingers then you'll probably find yourself at Cupar Garden Centre!! The lay out…read moreof this place is really good and the staff usually know what they're talking about too!