 Her grounds were always open to the public and were often used for fetes and garden parties.” 

After her death, the estate was split up and the garden passed between several owners and decayed.The "lost garden" at Trebah was rescued by the Hibbert family, who established a charitable trust to enable the garden to be open to the public again.A cob and thatch arbour in the garden was restored and given the name "Alice's Seat".