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Jardins de la Rejonière

La Rejonière 69620 Ternand
  • Rhône
  • Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Guided tours of La Rejonière Gardens

History and landscaping of the garden combining technique and aesthetics. We will exchange on plants, an ecological approach of gardener who rubs shoulders with them all year without chemicals.
31 mayo - 2 junioPassed
© Arnaud Brouté


Water games and golden stones, new facilities to discover!
Created in 2008, the garden of the Rejonière of 3000 m² is flourishing between vineyards, pastures and forests, facing the medieval village of Ternand. It is nestled within a dry stone enclosure, of golden stones, punctuated by a cadole, a mineral reflection of Beaujolais traditions.
Designed as a laboratory, the garden allows the observation and experimentation of flowers and foliage to cut, usable for the realization of floral creations. The garden houses a rich botanical diversity composed of perennial plants, roses and shrubs originally dedicated to floral art, the plants have been carefully selected for this purpose.
No fertilizers or pesticides are applied in the garden, The weeding is exclusively manual and selective to preserve spontaneous seeding. Tree and shrub pruning and deflation are designed to promote insects, birds and seed dispersal. The melliferous species are particularly appreciated in the garden.
The garden is in constant evolution. It is enriched and diversified as the desires, the encounters, the
discoveries, but also of the climate and seedlings, favor or detract from rain, sun, insects or animals. The landscaping of the garden allows the visitor to immerse himself in different atmospheres.
The original flower section is divided into rooms of colours, yellow, red, purple… The strict geometric layout highlights the diversity of heights, textures, flowering, foliage, harbours, and mobility according to the winds.
The rose garden is expressed in all seasons by its varieties of ascending roses perfumed and decorative fruits.
The boudoir is a piece of freshness and intimacy. This allegory of fresh undergrowth houses a fountain and shade plants with green foliage.
The garden crisscrossed by its golden stone path is of Alpine-Mediterranean inspiration. It consists of flowering cushions and drought-resistant plants.
It is interesting to see in this garden the plants as artistic creations of nature, which can be all or part of a decor. You will discover in this way, leaving room for observation and imagination, many textures, shapes, colors and materials. And this, in perpetual evolution as the seasons go by.
The guided tour takes you back to the heart of the garden. The visitor will discover its history and the way it was laid out. We mix technique with aesthetics. We will exchange on the plants, an approach of gardener who rubs them all the year from the seedling to the adult subject and to the seed.
The Rejonière Gardens are open for free and free visits all year round.

Types of events
Guided tour
2024 Theme
The five senses in the garden
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Conditions for participation
Free entrance
Type of audience
General public

About the location

Jardins de la Rejonière
La Rejonière 69620 Ternand
  • Rhône
  • Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Create in 2008 and nested within a closed in dry stones, the garden vase of 3000 m ² blooms between vineyards(vines) and forests. Conceived(Designed) as a "laboratory", he allows observation and experimentation of flowers and foliages «to be cut», usable for the realisation of floral creations. Having located Pierre in Beaujolais Golden, in the medieval village of Ternand, the garden shelters a rich botanical diversity compound(made up) of enduring plants, rosebushes and shrubs originally intended(designed) for the flower arranging. Open to the public all year long.
Tags
Private garden, Botanical garden or arboretum i Contemporary garden
Arnaud Brouté