It’s a garden in the middle of nowhere, nestling in an unspoilt setting of forests and prairies, in an elevated position, at an altitude of 600 metres.
Created from scratch 22 years ago and inspired by English gardens, it boasts collections of perennials, antique roses, hydrangeas and rare trees and shrubs that make it interesting year-round.
The Garden of Trapelune nestles in the stunning scenery of the Ballons des Vosges Regional Nature Park.