Our logo shows flowers and produce, with the stag and oak tree from the Royal Burgh coat of arms
Registered Address: Sugar Acre, Back Wynd, Falkland KY15 7BX
We are a community based Scottish Charity whose aim is to enhance Falkland with attractive and sustainable arboriculture and horticulture around the village, and to provide allotments for growing vegetables and fruit without the use of pesticides.
Our Planting Group brightening up
the Cross Wynd / High Street corner
We have three large polytunnels, used by the Allotment and Planting Groups.
We were founded in 1987 as ‘Falkland in Bloom’, and won many awards for Falkland’s summer floral displays. We became a registered charity in 2017 under the name ‘Visit Falkland’, and formally adopted our current name in 2021.
There’s an article about our early days by Bert Allan on the Historic Falkland website.
See our ‘Charity details’ page on OSCR.
For enquiries regarding allotments, please email us and we will be delighted to give you details.
For enquiries regarding the ‘Planting Group’ – we meet most Mondays at Sugar Acre in Falkland at 1:30 p.m. Whatever your horticultural experience, you will be welcome!
We are holding our Open Gardens day on Saturday and Sunday, 3rd and 4th July – See our poster for details.
An article in The Scottish Farmer praised us for giving a lifeline to people struggle with Covid. We were filmed by the Scottish Land Group as an example to landowners throughout Scotland, and this led to another article, in The National.
One of the polytunnels