Visit of the Roseraie de Morailles

Name: Visit of the Roseraie de Morailles
Start: 2024-06-01T10:00:00+02:00
End: 2024-06-02T17:30:00+02:00
Location: La Roseraie de Morailles

Immerse yourself in an ocean of colors and scents by discovering the Roseraie de Morailles in Pitihiviers-le-Vieil, in the Loiret.

1 and 2 JunePassed

Conditions

Free admission

©Roseraie de Morailles

During the full flowering period, this floral enchantment offers an unforgettable spectacle. More than 650 varieties of ancient roses in all their bright shades as well as 600 perennials bloom under the sun, creating an incomparable visual symphony. Marvel at rare varieties and timeless classics, strolling through winding alleys. Whether you are passionate about gardening or simply a lover of beautiful flowers, the Roseraie de Morailles promises you an intoxicating experience in the heart of nature. Do not miss this opportunity to lose yourself in this floral paradise!
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About the location

La Roseraie de Morailles

1 rue André Eve 45300 Pithiviers-le-Vieil

Loiret
Centre-Val de Loire

At the end of the 80’s, André Eve, a world-famous rose artist, began by creating country hedges. A way to preserve biodiversity and encourage species mixtures: the beginnings of a rose garden that he wants different, combining perennials with many varieties of roses: ancient, botanical and modern roses . It was nevertheless by searching for the old and forgotten varieties, by bringing them back to the taste of the day because he loved their perfume and their generosity, that he made himself known throughout the world. 700 varieties of old roses stand alongside more than 600 perennials (geraniums, delphinium, nepetas, grasses, etc.). A garden that hardly resembles the classic rose gardens and where it is good to walk at every time of the year: see the blooming of the iris, the botanical rose then the ascending ones until the autumn, and admire the fructification of certain species, which feed the birds on the threshold of winter, in the foliage tending to gold from the hostas and the gr