Clydeside Garden
Clydeside Garden is a brownfield-inspired public garden created on ‘meanwhile’ land at Glasgow Harbour, G11 as part of Glasgow City Council’s River Activation Programme. The large stones that form the infrastructure of this new community greenspace are the original quay stones from the Anchor Line harbour and Meadowside Shipyard that once operated from this site on the River Clyde. The garden’s location would have been a significant departure point for Scots leaving to begin their lives in the ‘New World’. The garden was created to highlight the importance of ecological biodiversity found within urban brownfield locations. The planting is inspired by the flora and fauna found in the adjacent brownfield space, where you will find wild red clover, broom, buddleja, tansy and aster growing and hear the birdsong of willow warblers, whitethroat, greenfinches, bullfinches and dunnocks. Pop along to discover this brand new wildlife haven on the banks of the Clyde. Help us to plant early-flowering spring bulbs, and make your own seed bomb to take home with you!
ADDRESS & CONTACT INFO
Clydeside Garden, Castlebank Crescent, Govan, Glasgow
Castlebank Cres, Govan, Glasgow G11 6AX, UK
G11 6AX
2023
Mary Redmond & Kate Drummond
VISIT DETAILS
BUILDING OPENING HOURS
On Sunday 22nd between 12:00pm - 4:00pm there will be staff present running arts and crafts activities. Our garden is public access, so it is open to the public free of charge daily.
BOOKING DETAILS
OTHER INFORMATION
TRAVEL
Nearest Train and/or Subway: Partick
Parking Available: yes
Additional Parking Details: Dress for the weather! This is an outdoor venue.
Parking Available: yes
Additional Parking Details: Dress for the weather! This is an outdoor venue.
ACCESSIBILITY
Physical Access: Limited Access
Further Accessibility Details: The garden is sited within an amenity mown grass area. At times, this can become water-logged in places, and can therefore be too muddy for wheelchair/mobility scooter access across the grass to get really up close to the garden space. There is, however, a tarmac pathway around the perimeter of the grassed area - and the garden is fully viewable from this path.
Facilities: Seating, Refreshments
Additional Restricitions on Access: Dress for the weather! This is an outdoor venue.
Further Accessibility Details: The garden is sited within an amenity mown grass area. At times, this can become water-logged in places, and can therefore be too muddy for wheelchair/mobility scooter access across the grass to get really up close to the garden space. There is, however, a tarmac pathway around the perimeter of the grassed area - and the garden is fully viewable from this path.
Facilities: Seating, Refreshments
Additional Restricitions on Access: Dress for the weather! This is an outdoor venue.
ORGANISATION
Organised by: Clydeside Garden / Mary Redmond & Kate Drummond
Clydeside Garden is an open-access community greenspace created by artists, Mary Redmond & Kate Drummond. The project is funded via Glasgow City Council's River Activation Programme and The National Lottery's Together for Our Planet Award - supported by Propagate, Vinci Construction and Peel Waters.
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Email: clydesidegardens@gmail.com
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Clydeside Garden is an open-access community greenspace created by artists, Mary Redmond & Kate Drummond. The project is funded via Glasgow City Council's River Activation Programme and The National Lottery's Together for Our Planet Award - supported by Propagate, Vinci Construction and Peel Waters.
Tel: -
Email: clydesidegardens@gmail.com
Website:
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