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  • Philiphaugh Gardens & Nursery

    Philiphaugh Garden, situated 2 miles West of Selkirk, in 1899 was the second biggest walled garden in Scotland. Now fully restored the garden produces flowers, fruit, bedding plants, vegetables for sale to the public. The Waterwheel cafe and Salmon Viewing Centre are situated close by and well worth a visit.
    Philiphaugh Gardens is pleased to welcome Selkirk Gin Distillers, who have just opened a craft distillery in the Old Joinery building on the Philiphaugh Estate. Products from the garden will be incorporated to make the gin. The first batch of Reiver's Gin has already been produced. Why not visit the distillery after leaving the gardens.

    How to find us

    Philiphaugh Garden is situated about 2 miles West of Selkirk just off the A708. The garden is signed from the main road.

    Location

    Highlights

    • Walled garden with fruit and plant sales
    • Selkirk Distillery
    • Estate walks

    Guided tours

    Contact Reece McNaughton, gardener on 01750 725955

    Volunteering / internships opportunites

    Philiphaugh gardens is always happy to
    Extended its volunteer group, if interested please phone 01750725955

    Promotional Themes

    • Edible Gardens and Vegetables in Season
    • Autumn Colour
    • Daffodil Displays
    • Red Squirrels
    • Woodland Wildlife
    • Walled Garden


    Opening Times

    Monday: Closed Tuesday: 0800-1600 Wednesday: 0800-1600 Thursday: 0800-1600 Friday: 0800-1600 Saturday: 0800-1600 Sunday: Closed also:

    See website for more details of café, grounds and distillery.

    Admission prices

    Facilities

    Café / Restaurant Picnic area Car park Accessible parking Toilets Wheelchair access Dog friendly Assistance Dogs Plant sales

    Waterwheel cafe and Salmon Viewing Centre are situated close by. A hydro station on the River Ettrick is a short walk from the Salmon Viewing Centre. There are a number of other beautiful walks on Philiphaugh Estate, including the Battlefield path alongside the site of the battle, where the Marquis of Montrose was defeated by Earl Leslie on 13 September 1645.

    Address

    Philiphaugh Gardens
    Selkirk
    TD7 5LU

    Phone

    01750 725955
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