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Scotland’s Gardens Scheme Open Garden: Pitlochie House

This established garden has year-round interest. A restoration project with quirky features, characters and surprises!

Scotland’s Gardens Scheme Open Garden: Pitlochie House

About Scotland’s Gardens Scheme Open Garden: Pitlochie House

Gateside KY14 7SQ
George & Fay Orr
T:07730135953

Comprising lots of different areas, the garden is carpeted in spring with snowdrops, daffodils, camassia and then bluebells. Following on there are over 140 varieties of hosta, plus heuchera, hellebores, roses, clematis, and lilies. There are formal herbaceous borders within two walled gardens, hedges, woodland, shaded planting, glass house, fruit trees, rhododendrons and azaleas. And pots of all description in every available corner.

Directions: On the A912 Gateside to Perth. The garden is on the right hand side, 200 metres from the village main street

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