Come and see a wonderful display of spring bulbs, rock garden and woodland plants, held annually by the Scottish Rock Garden Club.
Five nurseries will have plants for sale: MacPlants, Pencaitland; Kevock Garden Plants, Lasswade; Aberconwy Nursery; Hartside Nursery, Alston, Cumbria; and Ardfearn Nursery, Inverness.
Enjoy some teas and delicious home baking.
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