A garden where Rodolphe and Véronique de Laboulaye, as passionate amateurs, set out to conquer six hectares of wasteland and discovered traces of a forgotten agricultural past. He drew the lines and curves, she prolongs them in time, listening to her inspiration, which is in harmony with nature’s.
The La Boulaye Garden, a natural place tamed with varied atmospheres, with a terrace of roses and agapanthus, sculptures of stone and iron, paths of heather and asphodel, a valley of hydrangeas, ponds and waterfalls, old walls and quarries, a staircase of rockroses and rediscovered paths, which mark out a poetic maze walk.
In 2011, the Jardin La Boulaye was awarded the Prix Coup de Coeur Jardiland by the Association des Journalistes du Jardin et de l’Horticulture (AJJH).
