Cluny House Gardens

Edradynate, Pitlochry, UK, United Kingdom

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Cluny House Gardens is a small, privately run woodland garden near Edradynate, close to Pitlochry in Highland Perthshire, Scotland.

It sits on a hillside above the Strathtay valley and is laid out as a 6‑acre Himalayan‑style garden, with trees and plants chosen to thrive in the cool, damp Highland climate. The garden features tall conifers, including some of the UK’s widest and tallest trees, as well as rhododendrons, primulas, meconopsis (blue poppies), towering lilies, and unusual shrubs such as the Tibetan cherry with its striking peeling bark.

Red squirrels and a variety of birds are regularly seen, and visitors can walk along quiet paths through the trees, enjoy seasonal displays of flowers and autumn colour, and buy plants and seeds produced on site, making it a quiet, botanical‑style destination for nature‑loving tourists in the Pitlochry area.