Inverwere Gardens is a testament of a Father and Daughters commitment and dedication to creating this incredible garden with exotics from all over the world.  As a Kiwi (New Zealander) there was also a connection back to my homeland.  Seeing red scoria and flax bushes was definitely a surprise. 

Autumn had taken its hold over the garden with the leaves turning bright oranges and burnt rust colours.  Many plants were showing their last bust of colour for the season.  The roses and hydrangeas still had the last of their flowers blooming.

During our trip around this part of Scotland every had an autumn glow, hues of season filled the sky. Today had been much the same except when the rain swept across landscape causing a temporary grey hue.

Wandering around the garden in the rain with my camera tucked under my jacket ready to be pulled out for a photo or two or three. The paths wound their way around the garden with little side paths to a new view or fabulous trees. The weather worn trees grew at interesting angles as they had preserved through storms and harsh northern winters.