Here you will see the tallest Australian gum trees in Britain, sweetly scented Chinese rhododendrons, exotic trees from Chile and Blue Nile lilies from South Africa, all growing on a latitude more northerly than Moscow? The answer is Inverewe, a 54 acre woodland garden in a remote corner of Wester Ross, but also a sheltered garden blessed by the North Atlantic Drift. In a spectacular lochside setting among pinewoods, Osgood Mackenzie’s Victorian dreams have produced a glorious Mecca for garden lovers. National Collections of Olearia and Rhododendron.