In this former meadow where the subtle scents of haying once exuded, a romantic garden now envelops a typical longère of the Vallée de la Course. Paths dotted with perennials in pastel tones, lead you to a plot, shaped in cobblestones recovered and carefully staged, where roses with names borrowed poetry or evocative, such as Pierre de Ronsard, Le Nôtre, Hamilton...
A touch of nostalgia, a dose of flea market spirit, creative curves. This clos, half a hectare, was designed on a simple idea: "Let believe that everything that is erected there has always existed". The ballad revolves around wise topiaries, under the fruits of the orchard, between bouquets of hydrangeas, in the shade of a mysterious undergrowth or in the middle of aromatic plants that perfume the vegetable garden.