Take a stroll around the small sheltered garden at the Museum to enjoy a flavour of the varied gardening styles seen in Scotland during the last three or four hundred years. We have a herb walk, an ornamental raised formal bed, and an informal shrub and perennial border.

There is a 16th century well at the centre of the garden, and you can also see a historic lamppost from Dunblane Station.

The guide sheet on site, "Gardening Through Time", gives more information about the background of the garden and its features, and we have plants for sale too.