Pitmedden Garden & Museum of Farming Life

Visit a historic garden renowned for its design and sensory delights. Did you know this garden dates back to 1675?

Founded by Sir Alexander Seton, the Great Garden features nearly 6 miles of box hedging and was recreated by the Trust in the 1950s based on 17th-century designs. It houses over 200 fruit trees planted in 2014 and fragrant plants like honeysuckle and jasmine.

Unforgettable Highlights

🌳 Vast box hedging that creates stunning patterns.
🍏 A productive orchard with diverse fruit trees.
🌼 Fragrant pathways enriched by blooming plants.

With an admission policy of last entry at 4 PM, both families and garden enthusiasts can find joy in visiting this site, which is managed by the National Trust for Scotland.