Description:
Temple Village is situated on the east bank of the River South Esk, to the south west of Gorebridge and is one of Midlothian's most attractive and historic conservation villages. Between the 12th and 14th centuries Temple was the headquarters of the Knights Templar. More recently the village has been home to Sir William Gillies, the famous Scottish painter. A number of village gardens will be open, from the charming riverside garden of The Mill House, to the delightful front and rear gardens of some of the village houses on the Main Street. Planted in a variety of different styles, they display contrasting designs and plant combinations, reflecting the villagers' many distinctive horticultural interests.
Directions: On the B6372, three miles off the A7 from Gorebridge.
Other details: This is a cash only event, thank you for your understanding. Tickets and maps will be available from the village hall and the Mill House only. Parking is only available on entrance and exit of the village, with limited parking near the Mill House for those who have difficulty walking on the hill. Temple Village is famous for their wonderful teas and home baking, which will be served in the village hall, a separate charge applies. The plant sale will be at the Mill House.
