1st Apr 2022 to 30th Sep 2022 | |
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Various Locations Fife | |
£5, children free | |
Event organiser/part of Scotlands Gardens Scheme | |
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Kirklands, built in 1832, has been the Hart family home for 41 years. Over the years we have re-instated the walled garden from a paddock and constructed terraces with raised beds. There are 18 espalier apple trees against the walls and box hedging with a display of tulips. The woodland garden starts with snowdrops and bluebells, then rhododendrons, trilliums, fritillaries, meconopsis, erythroniums and candelabra primulas follow. The rockery displays dwarf rhododendrons and azaleas. The herbaceous borders reach their peak in the summer. The bog garden by the Saline Burn is home to giant Gunnera manicata. Over the bridge we have 20 acres of woodland with a pathway by the burn. To keep the grandchildren occupied, Peter built a tree house, climbing frame and rope swing, though we hope they will take an interest in gardening too!
By arrangement 1 April - 30 September (2022)
Admission £5.00, children free.
Sunday 22 May, 2pm - 5pm (2022)
Admission £5.00, children free.
Directions: Junction 4, M90, then B914. Parking in the centre of the village, then a short walk to the garden. Limited disabled parking at Kirklands.
Saline KY12 9TS
Peter and Gill Hart
T:07787 115477 E:gill@i-comment360.com
W: www.kirklandshouseandgarden.co.uk
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