Description:
Lovingly created by the current owners over the past 30 years; the gardens surrounding the David Bryce-designed mansion house contain mature trees and offer fine views of the surrounding countryside. Large walled garden with box-edged herbaceous borders is planted in stunning colour harmonies, potager, rose garden, pleached lime walk and ornamental fruit cages. The Victorian glasshouses contain fruit trees, roses, geraniums, pelargoniums and a wide variety of tender plants. There is also an Italianate grotto and water garden with shrubs and Meconopsis. The woodland walks are lined with rhododendrons, azaleas and shrub roses. Starred in Good Gardens Guide and featured in Kenneth Cox’s book Scotland for Gardeners and on Beechgrove.
Designed Landscape: http://portal.historicenvironment.scot/designation/GDL00318
Directions: Off the A703 one mile north of Eddleston. Bus 62.
Other details: Self-service refreshments for Wednesday openings. Homemade cream teas for groups over 15 people by prior arrangement. Please consult the garden's website.