Glenarn is a private garden largely created and originaly made famous for its collection of species rhododendrons by the Gibson family. Established in the 1920s and 30s,the garden lies in a protected hollow with a steeply sloping glen running its length and providing shelter for large leafed and tender rhododendrons. Early in the spring, tall Asiatic magnolias create dramatic interest while other plants such as Crinodendrons, Reryphias and Pieris give colour at different times. A large rock garden built around the old quarry and natural rock outcrop provides a variety of habitats for Meconopsis, Primulas and many bulbs in season. Plants for sale.