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August 2020
The Flower Farmers BIG Weekend
Join us at Gordon Castle Walled Garden for The Flower Farmers Big Weekend! Discover Gordon Castle Walled Garden – one of Britain’s oldest and largest walled gardens. With four huge flower beds and over 60 varieties, we are taking part in the Big Weekend to champion British grown cut flowers. Included in your garden entry, owner Zara Gordon Lennox will take you for a tour of the garden and cut flower beds. Tours at 2.30pm on Saturday and Sunday. Plus,…
Find out more »Film Festival
Gordon Castle Estate is delighted to welcome Blue Monkey Events' Outdoor Cinema as we host our second film festival in the picturesque grounds of Gordon Castle. From the 28th - 30th August 2020 the large cinema screen will showcase a series of family, classic and new films. The films to be shown are as per below: 28th August - Friday evening: Dirty Dancing 29th August - Saturday afternoon : - Tangled 29th August - Saturday night: - Rocketman 30th August…
Find out more »September 2020
Garden Market 2020
Our annual Garden Market will celebrate the best in fresh seasonal garden produce from fresh fruit, vegetables, herbs and plants. We will have flower and wreath demonstrations, hands-on displays from local artisans, children’s play, free garden entry and garden trail. We will also be welcoming local crafters and artists for the event. The garden will be alive with music from local musicians. We will have gin cocktails, craft cider and beer. For the foodies we’re offering a delicious BBQ with…
Find out more »Hand Tied Bouquets with Georgie Newbery
Learn from the best - author and cut flower expert Georgie Newbery joins us in our Scottish garden for the first time! Together you will explore our historic eight-acre Walled Garden, pick a selection from our four cut flower beds and then spend time learning to make hand-tied bouquets. People often find they are good at growing flowers, but are nervous of cutting and arranging them, fearing that cutting the flowers will leave their garden looking shorn, and the flowers…
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