It’s an art and design garden where I have been observing, growing, contemplating and striving to comprehend plants, and everything plant-related, since 2016. It changes continually with the seasons and with adjustments that I make.
Perched at an altitude of 590 metres, in a lush landscape of the Alsatian Jura, it covers a little over 3,000 sq. metres. It’s a garden inspired by nature gardens, forest gardens (food-producing) and Japanese and English gardens.
Open to the public since 2023, it now boasts over 1,000 plant varieties, some of them quite rare. It is organized into interconnected spaces linked by small paths, each with its own theme: shaded area, grass garden, white garden, fire garden, vegetable garden, edible garden, Japanese garden, and more.
It's a gateway to discovering the art of gardening, organic gardening techniques, and the importance of respecting and understanding one's environment. The garden emphasizes an ecological approach (respect for the soil, selective pruning, use of recycled and untreated materials, etc.).
A garden of passion, discovery, and awareness.