Walled Garden, Jardine Hall

The Walled Garden at Jardine Hall, possibly designed by James Gillespie Graham around 1820, is a large quadrangular garden divided into two sections. It features aedicular gateways and arches on the south side. The garden is mostly enclosed by a rubble-built wall topped with ashlar coping, with the lower walls on the south side having red ashlar dressings. The eastern enclosure has a south wall that curves inward and is built of ashlar, flanked by a pair of Roman Doric aedicules surrounding the gateway, which has wrought iron gates dated 1927. The other aedicules are pilastered and mostly blind. To the north, there are square rusticated ashlar gatepiers, although the finials have been removed. The western enclosure has a central south gateway, which features an urn finial, spearhead cast-iron gates, and a swagged tympanum.