It takes something very special to compete with the view at Trench Hill. From the garden’s elevated vantage point, the Cotswold countryside is spread out like a tapestry below, hills folding into each other with a sheep here and a village church spire there.
In spring though, all eyes are on the tulips and a display that runs into thousands of bulbs in a paintbox array of colours. One border is a vibrant mix of yellow and orange, in another pink, purple and white combine, while elsewhere there are pastel shades. On a crisp spring morning it’s a sight that will make your heart sing.
This three-acre garden in Sheepscombe near Stroud has been created
