Floors Castle
Combining one of the finest Victorian kitchen gardens in the spectacular Walled Garden with the formal Millennium Garden, the Gardens at Floors are a showpiece of seasonal interest and inspired new creations. Relocated to the West of the Castle in 1857, the Walled Gardens historically grew fruit and vegetables for the Castle Kitchen and to provide flowers for the Castle. This tradition lives on today and the relationship between chef and gardener is as strong as ever, but the gardens seasonal produce is now enjoyed by a much wider audience.
Enjoy the frenzy of colour in the breath-taking herbaceous borders, explore the glasshouses bursting with soft fruit with the kids or take a stroll with the dog through the Millennium Garden featuring a French-style parterre and also a charming summerhouse known as Queen’s House after Queen Victoria’s visit in 1867.
The wider Estate Grounds are ideal for walking and enjoying the beautiful countryside, the perfect way to work off your Terrace Café Lunch!
We are dog friendly!
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We are on the outskirts of the town of Kelso in the Scottish Borders and just an hour's drive from Edinburgh and Newcastle.
There are three major trunk roads within the Scottish Borders; the A1 in the east, the A7 and A68 in the central Borders.
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