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About Trymnells
Trymnells sits in the middle of the plot which is approximately a third of an acre and was built on a piece of land which once formed part of the adjacent Porch House garden. The plot is long and narrow. The front garden comprises two circular rose gardens and a ‘long border’ of perennials. The long front garden is the only flat area in the whole garden so it is here, close to the property, that there is a small kitchen garden with four raised beds for growing vegetables. There is a small courtyard which leads through to the back garden. Here, there is a green house, seating area and an herb trough. The back garden is reached by a flight of sandstone steps. Two mature standard bay trees are placed either side of the first step and lead the way to the top of the garden through a triple rose arch. Once through the arches, there is another flight of steps which lead to a terraced bank and a large formal pond. In the back garden there are silver birch cornus and acers. There is a sloping lawn and large beds of shrubs bulbs and perennials. Hedging ia a large feature in the garden.
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