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Our Garden
Kingsbrae Garden celebrates St. Andrews’ heritage of fine gardens with its use of old and new gardening styles. Visitors will find these great traditions in gardening in the White, Rose, Knot, Perennial and Cottage Gardens, to name but a few. Newer styles are reflected in our Gravel, Edible, Wildflower, Secret and Ornamental Grass gardens.
The map below shows the location of just some of our gardens. Click the letters on the map to see more about them.
| A. White Garden | B. Rose Garden |
| C. Perennial Garden | D. Bird & Butterfly Garden |
| E. Gravel Garden | F. Children's Fantasy Garden |
| G. Scents & Sensitivity Garden | H. Heath & Heather Garden |
Don't Overlook:
No tour of the Garden would be complete without a visit to The Garden Café. Enjoy the serenity of the Garden and the splendour of this historic, turn-of-the-century Edward Maxwell building, while enjoying a light meal in the dining room or on the terrace, overlooking Passamaquoddy Bay.
After enjoying a leisurely meal, take time to visit the Garden Gift Shop and Art Gallery.
For café reservations, call (506) 529-3335, ext 1.
Other garden attractions include a 1/3 scale, fully functioning Dutch Windmill built in Holland, a cedar maze leading into a labyrinth, ponds stocked with fish and ducks, fountains, statues, woodland walking trails, Children’s Garden areas and much more. The Garden is fully accessible.
Sculpture in the Garden: Come see Don Pell's wonderful metal and blown glass sculptures; seven remain from the 2005 exhibit, and are dotted around the Garden's 27 acres.
