The temporary Port Glasgow display will give visitors the chance to walk through the crossed pathways and experience the planting up close. (Image: George Munro)(Image: George Munro)(Image: George Munro)Sharon and Parklea's head of horticulture previously got the chance to see the garden up close when they were invited to the dress rehearsal of the Games' opening ceremony. Parklea Branching Out will be open to the public on Monday, Wednesday and Friday next week, with the new installation proudly on display. Louisa Mahon, Chief Marketing Officer for Glasgow 2026, said: “We’re delighted that the Scottish Nature Garden has found a home in Port Glasgow, a town which has such strong links to Glasgow. “It’s great to know it will help the brilliant work being done at Parklea Branching Out.