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Fruit heritage 1
In the Var region, the memory of citrus
Near the shores of Lavandou in the French Côte d'Azur, Francis Marmier has bought a forgotten orchard of old citrus where he regenerated the trees and made them produce again wonderful lemons, cinnamons, bitter oranges. A precious heritage of ancient species.
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Spaces in suspension
Jardins en marche, between land and mist
Nursery men and designers Pascal Lecerf and Jean-Paul Agier have modified this large ground located inside the Creuse' country in the center of France to set up these futuristic series of terraces which transform everytime.
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Exotic creations 1
An amazing garden in the Pays de Loire
Sébastien Guillet has a passion for exotic plants and he brought under the nice climat of Angers' country a large collection of palms, agaves and yuccas, wrapped in beautiful grasses. His garden is almost ten years old now and it demonstrates that the acclimatization of species coming from desert zones his very efficient by these times of climate trouble.
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Winter blooming
Helleborus orientalis, the magic winter flowers
The Helleborus collection of french nurserywomen Martine Lemmonnier in Normandy is full of classic varieties and hybrids of her own, offering many subtle and beautiful flowers to illuminate the end of Winter.
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Exotic creations 3
XXL foliages
Exotic plants provide large foliages and some of the best ways to shape the garden with new lines and volumes.
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Exotic creations 2
A jungle inspired by the Far-East
The garden of landscape designers Stéphanie and Jean-François Taffin is full of travel souvenirs, like an invitation to sink into the exotic foliages from Bali and the other countries of Asia from which they brought some inspiration.
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Fruit heritage 2
The precious collect of Pierre Racamond
Nurseryman Pierre Racamond gathered thoughout his travels around the country and under other mediterranean climates a huge collection of trees producing edible fruits, from the most classical exotic ones to some astounding curiosities.
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Garden discovery
in the Nièvre county
In this country of forests, rivers and lakes, gardens seem to be an obvious extension of the surrounding nature. In the green at large.
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Portfolio
Nerine
La nérine, cette Amaryllidacée d’Afrique du Sud, est parfois appelée Lys de Guernesey, car elle abonde sur l’île anglo-normande. Elle demeure pourtant assez méconnue, sans doute en raison de sa faible résistance au gel. C’est une haute bulbeuse de terres sableuses voire arides. On peut l’adopter sans risque en bord de mer ou la cultiver en pot, où sa floraison fait merveille en fin d’été.
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