The «private visits» of the Jardin du Lansau: the care of the garden

Name: The «private visits» of the Jardin du Lansau: the care of the garden
Start: 2024-06-01T17:00:00+02:00
End: 2024-06-02T19:00:00+02:00
Location: Jardin du Lansau

Landscaper, gardener and photographer, Frédéric Delesalle will guide you during these two hours during which many topics will be addressed: light and shade, the importance of structures …

1 and 2 JunePassed

Conditions

Reservation required by email: [delesallepaysage@gmail.com](mailto:delesallepaysage@gmail.com) | Price: 10€. Children and students, free. Price SNHF benefits: 7€.

Registration

delesallepaysage@gmail.com

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Landscaper, gardener and photographer, Frédéric Delesalle will guide you during these two hours during which will be addressed many topics: light and shade, the importance of plant structures and filters, the ecology of the garden, intimacy in an urbanized neighborhood, framing views, green rooms or how to get out of the garden, garden care as an alternative to management, etc.
Garden refuge LPO. Bonpland Award SNHF 1996.
Practical information: Guided tours only. Duration two hours minimum. Reservation required by email: delesallepaysage@gmail.com Rate: 10€. Children and students, free. Rate Benefits SNHF: 7€. Hours: Saturday 1st June at 5pm Sunday 2nd June: 10am and 5pm Tel: +33 (0) 6 15 73 79 28.

About the location

Jardin du Lansau

Chemin du Lansau, Route de Warlaing, 59870 Marchiennes

Nord
Hauts-de-France

With the purchase in 1995, the ruins of the farm show us an economy of great frugality that will be the engine of the project both for the building and for the garden. It is therefore the architecture that feeds the landscape project, and we intimate to inscribe ourselves in a territory, without ostentation and with a weft of regional plants useful to insects and local fauna.
Experimental garden of 3 ha started in 1996 on a site of meadows without any trees and bordered by a stream. Today, a thousand trees are home to many gardens, green rooms, orchards, vegetable garden, nurseries, spawning grounds, enclosed garden, arboretum and collection plants that rub shoulders with sensitive natural spaces, all in an agricultural context (donkey meadow, chicken coop, abundant wildlife, many birds) and a careful ecology.