These structures were originally built by Mackenzie and Moncur conservatory manufacturers responsible for the Temperate house in the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew. Restoration complete they are now used for propagation and display a unique collection of conservatory plants . Development is ongoing with the pending restoration of the Vinery and the Peach house. Cold frames that had been in existence long ago are being rebuilt using the original red bricks that have been recovered from the old garden. This is a very busy time in the garden .
Bedding plants are now ready for sale and several tunnels are filled with a large variety.
Taking a walk around the garden there are several plants looking particularily well at this time of year. Many of the plants seen in the garden are for sale.