Botanic Garden in St. Andrews, Fife, United Kingdom | Botanical Gardens

About 8000 species of ferns, herbaceous plants, shrubs and trees are grown here. Some are native to Scotland but most grow wild in other regions of the world. All those outdoors are hardy and can be cultivated successfully in the climate around St Andrews. The soil is developed in glacial till overlying magnesian limestone. In the upper part of the garden the texture is a clay loam but near the Kinness Burn, it is sandy with some gravel.
Interpretation Boards are situated at various points throughout the garden. (N.B. Only main paths are shown.)