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Kildrummy Castle Gardens

North East Scotland

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Kildrummy Castle is a ruined castle near the town of Kildrummy in Aberdeenshire, a region in northern Scotland. Although in ruins, it is the complete XIIIᵉ century castle to survive in eastern Scotland. It served as a seat for the Earls of Mar.
The garden below the Kildrummy Castle is a very special place to see. The main feature is the wonderful bridge that spans across four ponds fed by a white water spring. a Japanese firm was hired to create the water garden in 1904 by the owner.
There is a wide selection of water garden plants, but that is not all - there are good displays of rhododendrons in late spring and other colorful plantings in the quarry garden.

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Kildrummy, Alford
AB33 8RA

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