Description:
The Biblical Garden opened to the public in June 1996. The success of the garden since its opening relies on a good working partnership among the Friends of the Biblical Garden, Moray Council and UHI Moray. The Garden, cared for by horticulture students studying at UHI Moray, has grown and developed over the years and is now host to a broad range of garden features, interesting plants and mature trees. The main central area is paved and, together with the surrounding borders, reflects a Celtic cross. A large rose arbour represents the neighbouring cathedral. The gardens also host a rock garden, woodland garden, winter border, herbaceous border and an oriental-themed garden. Visitors will also be able to visit the teaching and growing areas behind the scenes.
Directions: The gardens are on King Street, off North College Street and are adjacent to Elgin Cathedral. Parking along King Street is limited. All main bus routes stop along the A96 and the garden is in easy walking distance from these.
Other details: Refreshments available.
