Scotland’s Gardens Scheme Open Garden: Dunimarle Castle
Dunimarle Castle sits on the outskirts of the historic village of Culross, surrounded by 52 acres of formal gardens, meadows and woodlands.
About Scotland’s Gardens Scheme Open Garden: Dunimarle Castle
Balgownie West, Culross KY12 8JN
George Fleming
T:07713 629040 E:castledunimarle@gmail.com
W: www.dunimarlecastle.co.uk
Entering the grounds from the rose arch on the main road, you will find the imposing Victorian gothic-style chapel, beautifully framed by the striking tulip tree and rhododendrons. Follow the path up towards the castle to the Italianate yew-lined terrace with its south-facing wall, home to a growing collection of grapes and other fruiting plants. The Bastion Garden provides a perfect backdrop to the original Georgian part of the castle with its colourful borders and trees. A stroll up the once grand 'North Drive' takes you past specimen monkey puzzle trees sandwiched between dramatic redwoods and rhododendrons.
Champion Trees: Tulip Tree, Cedar, Monkey Puzzle, Redwood
Designed Landscape: www.historicenvironment.scot
Directions: Situated on the B9037 to the west of Culross, approximately 500 yards from the village. Parking is available in the village's west car park. From there, follow the coastal path west to the Rose Arch.
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