In spite of the weather 12 of us had a wonderful visit to this amazing garden last Thursday.  Trench Hill sits just to the north of Sheepscombe with wide open views to the South.  We were all inspired by the planting of literally thousands of bulbs.  It was apparent that the garden would be constantly changing as the season developed.  On our visit the hellebores, daffodils and pots of hyacinths had taken over from the snowdrops, and the cowslips and primroses were waiting in the wings.

Our walk round the garden was followed by a welcome tea and cakes in the pleasant company of Celia and Dave, who later wrote complimenting us on our very friendly group!  Celia also advised that if we want a natural look we should go for Tenby daffodils as they are good for naturalizing in grass.