Cawdor
is fortunate to have three gardens. The Walled Garden is the
oldest and dates from c.1600 and later became a kitchen
garden. The Flower Garden was laid out some 100 years later
and was originally designed for enjoyment in late summer and
autumn. However this garden's season has been extended to give
pleasure from early spring, with
bulbs, bedding plants,
herbaceous borders, ornamental trees and
shrubs all providing
delight. The Wild Garden is the youngest, being planted in the
1960's and lies between the Castle and the stream of the Cawdor Burn.
When we visited this castle a long, long
time ago, they had a wonderful and extensive kitchen garden on
the grounds. It provided enough produce to feed the family
that owned the place.