A new wellbeing garden has opened to the public.
The garden is located at Kelty allotments and was created by a group of volunteers.
It offers a peaceful, accessible space for visitors to enjoy shrubs, seasonal flowers, and wildlife.
Councillor Alex Campbell said: "I want to thank the local people who have put so much work into developing this community garden that is open during the day for members of the public to come in and enjoy the massive range of plants now growing in the many beds.
"The group that has been formed to develop the allotments are keen for visitors to enjoy the gardens and are developing ideas for starter plots to encourage more people to get involved in growing food and flowers."
The garden includes seating and shelter to ensure visitors of all ages and abilities can enjoy the space.
Volunteers hope it will become a hub for community activity and wellbeing.
Alex Rowley, MSP and patron of the group, thanked sponsors, Fife Council, Kelty Community Council, and plot holder Graeme Dickson, who led the project.
Mr Rowley said: "We hope the local community will pop in and have a look round the beautiful gardens and consider getting involved.
"Growing your own food is good for your physical and mental wellbeing and gives you access to fruit and vegetables that are fresh and tasty.
"The idea is to continue to develop the allotment site and encourage more people to get involved."
The garden is open between 10am and 3pm for visits by the public.
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