Wild garden of the Clos Saint Lubin

Emphasis is placed on biodiversity, with a strong emphasis on indigenous flora blending with botanical collections (1,500 different species and varieties). The garden is also intended to be a habitat for wildlife, with various features (dead wood, dry stone walls, living and dry hedges, etc.) and differentiated mowing management. Last but not least, this garden has a heritage dimension: it is located in a former wine-growing closerie typical of the banks of the Loire, and follows on from a first garden created in the 1830s, of which an artificial “grotto” remains.

Emphasis is placed on biodiversity, with a strong emphasis on indigenous flora blending with botanical collections (1,500 different species and varieties). The garden is also intended to be a habitat for wildlife, with various features (dead wood, dry stone walls, living and dry hedges, etc.) and differentiated mowing management. Last but not least, this garden has a heritage dimension: it is located in a former wine-growing closerie typical of the banks of the Loire, and follows on from a first garden created in the 1830s, of which an artificial "grotto" remains.

Spoken languages ​​:French, English
Languages ​​documentation:French
Visiting languages:French
Home groups:yes
Pets allowed