Discover some of the world's rarest and most threatened plants that thrive in the unique microclimate of Logan Botanic Garden.
Watch the short film below to see our vital conservation efforts behind the spectacular collection of plants at Logan.
Watch: Logan Botanic Garden
Logan Botanic Garden
| Time | Description |
| [captions] | [logo] Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh at Logan |
| A garden where plants from the southern hemisphere thrive. | |
| Madeiran rowan, Sorbus maderensis, one of the rarest trees in the world | |
| Magnolia sapaensis, vulnerable in the wild | |
| Logan is a safe place for hundreds of threatened species | |
| [plant label] Rhododendron kanaehirae, Conservation status: extinct in the wild | |
| The Aeonium border, many species are vulnerable in the wild | |
| Butia capitata, probably the most northerly planting on the planet | |
| The Logan Conservatory, home to especially tender plants from South Africa, including a collection of pelargoniums | |
| Coastal tree broom, Chordospartium muritai, found only in New Zealand...critically endangered in the wild...conserved at Logan | |
| Logan Botanic Garden, plant conservation in Scotland, for the world |
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