Along the side of the half-timbered house built in 1748, through the hawthorn trees, you’ll find the old kitchen garden: a place of harmony between earth, sky and man.
There are four colourful squares, each with its own garden theme for you to explore: Japanese, produce, fruit, forest, and more.
The garden showcases remarkable trees, flowering shrubs, perennial ground cover, ephemeral bulbs, extravagant annual plants and wandering biennials, intertwined in a splendid show of nature’s generosity.
All of these plants foster deep and seasonal biodiversity.