A small walled garden sits behind the thatched cottage that was home to 19th-century fossil hunter, geologist and folklorist Hugh Miller. It contains roses, a herb patch and rockery. Adjoining the museum is a small courtyard garden with native plants and ferns, and a striking ammonite sculpture. Due to ongoing rule changes in response to the coronavirus pandemic, public gardens may experience unforeseen restrictions and opening hours. To avoid disappointment we advise you contact gardens directly before visiting. Please see the individual garden’s website. If you can’t find the information you require, please call the garden directly. You’ll find website links and telephone numbers on the individual garden pages in this online directory Some gardens require you to pre-book your tickets before visiting the garden. If this applies to a garden you’re planning to visit, please ensure you take your 2-for-1 Card with you to validate your booking. Thank you.Important update
Using your 2-for-1 card at Hugh Miller’s Birthplace Cottage & Museum
- One free entry with one full-paying adult
- Card valid for the whole property
- Before setting off check the garden’s website or call direct, as opening details can vary and one-off restrictions may apply
