Botanics

The cone shape of the spiral tree reflects the shape of the conifer Christmas tree whose branches slop downwards to help them shed snow and withstand strong winds.

The lights incongruously hang in the trees connecting electrical bulbs with the nature outdoors.

One Small Thing by NOVAK was originally commissioned by Royal Botanic Gardens Kew in London as part of the Kew 2023 light trail.

The mushrooms slowly transition through several colours whilst the mycelium strobes and pulses. They almost look as if they are moving around and sending messages similar to a human nervous system.

Around a hundred candles seemingly float in the air, suspended overhead. Flickering flames illuminate the tree-lined passageway and immerse the audience in a magical, festive atmosphere.

Thousands of tiny bright white lights create a glow across the branches and trunk of one of the garden's magnificent trees.

The route is awash with all the colours of the rainbow.

'Il sentiero dei pettirossi' Nothing says Christmas like a sparkling flock of red, gold, bonze, orange robins, bringing good luck and messages of love.

A fun animated projection onto the front of Inverleith House, inspired by plants associated with the festive season.

Strings of neon cord stretch between the trees and overhead, creating geometric patterns in the dark.

In Japanese culture the crane is a mystical creature that is said to live for a thousand years.
They have come to represent good fortune and longevity, a symbol of hope and healing through challenging times.

Fireworks of light shoot through the tree branches, bringing the air to colourful life, all set to an atmospheric winter soundtrack with the sounds of exploding and dazzling fireworks.

Sea of Light is a large-scale installation that covers the ground with thousands of individually controlled balls of LED light animated to a bespoke soundtrack.

As you pass Father Christmas' garden, why not give him a wave, and say hello? He'll be delighted to deliver a little seasonal fun as you walk by.

Large-scale metal work combines with flames, light and seasonal music to create our fire gardens.