The Trentham blog is written to keep you up-to-date with all things Trentham.
Whilst we can't welcome you to Trentham Gardens at the moment, we wanted to ensure no one missed out on the stunning Spring Bulb Festival which our staff have been working hard on since last autumn. So we've put together a virtual tour for you to enjoy at home!
Missing your walks around the lake? Here's a virtual tour of the lakeside walk, on the West Side, and through Burke's Wood.
Can you help us find all the spring related items you would usually find in Trentham Gardens around this time?
We're sorry that we can't welcome you into the gardens this Easter break but we've put together a few activities to help bring the gardens to you! So print off some sheets (or open Paint), grab your pens and look out into nature for some inspiration.
This is an old visitor update. Please read the latest one (12.06.20) for the most up to date information.
The first three months of the year welcomed a lot of change to the Italian Garden. Discover how the garden has changed from winter through to early spring as well as the regeneration projects the team have been carrying out.
Spoil mum this Mother's Day with a free* visit to Trentham Gardens, enjoy time outdoors in beautiful surroundings and grab a spot of lunch in the shopping village.
Here around the woodland and lakeside, we have had some relief from the grey clouds with beautiful bright colours popping up everywhere showing that spring is on its way!
Award-winning Trentham Gardens was a riot of colour for its first-ever Spring Bulb Festival in 2019, and for 2020 one of England’s most visited paid-for gardens is promising an even bigger display with thousands of extra bulbs.
Learn how we're doing our bit to look after nature and protect the things we love for the future. Discover some tips to make positive change in your gardens, benefiting your local environment plus your health and wellbeing.
This February we are asking you to #ShowtheLove for everything we want to protect from the climate crisis. With that in mind, this February Half Term (15-23 February) at Trentham Gardens you can discover more about the conservation work that is already taking place and what is planned for the future, as well as learning how you can do your bit to help the planet.
