Visit of the vegetable garden and the rose garden

Name: Visite du potager et de la roseraie
Start: 2024-06-02T10:00:00+02:00
End: 2024-06-02T17:00:00+02:00
Location: Domaine de La Hardouinais, Ar Duen

Located 45 minutes from the gates of Rennes, and 30 minutes from Loudéac, the Domaine de la Hardouinais is pleased to welcome you this Sunday, June 2.

Dimanche 2 juin, 10h00Passé

ArDuen©

Located 45 minutes from the gates of Rennes, and 30 minutes from Loudéac, the Domaine de la Hardouinais is pleased to welcome you this Sunday, June 2.
During this day, you can stroll in the park, visit the garden with a thousand roses and browse the vegetable garden grown in permaculture.
An opportunity to discover an exhibition dedicated to garden auxiliaries, highlighting biodiversity.
There will also be an exhibition-sale of metal garden decorations for the most curious.
On-site ticketing € 2.50 per person/ Free -12 years, refreshment and snacks. All entries will be donated to the Solidarity Committee of Illifaut, to support families suffering from a serious disability, illness, or accidents of life.

À propos du lieu

Domaine de La Hardouinais, Ar Duen

La Hardouinais 22230, Saint Launeuc

Côtes-d'Armor
Bretagne

The Parc de la Hardouinais covers an area of about 3 hectares.
This park is located in Saint Launeuc in Central Brittany, near Rennes and Loudéac in a wooded setting. The Domaine de La Hardouinais is a private property. The buildings and park were built and landscaped during the 18th century. Mentioned as early as 1570, this domain is taken over by Jacques Doisseau (1682-1701), lord of Poulancre, then becomes the property of the family of Saint-Pern. This family already owns the Vaublanc forges located in Plémet (22) at that time. It was in 2015 that David Le Bars, the chief gardener, first rehabilitated the vegetable garden, named “reenchanted vegetable garden”, then the park as a whole.
Today a marked discovery trail in the park is open to the public. It extends over a distance of 3.7 km, accessible to people with reduced mobility. It presents the Breton flora, modern and contemporary sculptures with in culminating points: a set of remarkable trees (an alignment of bald cypresses