The romantic garden of the guest house
We invite you to come and recharge your batteries in our green oasis. It is full of quiet little corners with relaxing atmospheres.
You can meditate in the shade of the old plum tree surrounded by voluptuous vegetation, let yourself be enchanted in the courtyard by the scent of orange trees and jasmine, discover our collection of old roses, or simply observe the butterflies fluttering over the flower meadow.
Because every detail has been thought of, this garden is a place where everyone will find an interest in extending their stay, in picking fruits or ideas at will, in asking questions, in enriching themselves with all that the earth can offer, provided one is willing to use all their senses.
An ecological and responsible garden
We adopt a permaculture approach: we draw inspiration from nature to create an ecosystem that is stable while being productive (fruits, vegetables, herbs, edible flowers, medicinal plants, mushrooms).
We favour the planting of local plants while allowing ourselves the possibility to use plants from elsewhere to let you discover new tastes.
We do not use any phytosanitary products and prepare our own plant purins to care for the vegetation. We welcome insects and birds which work to make the garden more resistant to diseases and therefore more resilient (the presbytery is an LPO refuge - Bird Protection League).
Agro-ecology and the natural garden
For cultivation, we use agro-ecological practices.
Compost and mulching are essential habits that allow us to regenerate the soil and create humus. We return all organic matter to the earth. To enhance this old presbytery, we chose to reinterpret the priest's garden (jardin de curé). We therefore associate plants, whether in the vegetable garden, orchard or ornamental beds, to promote positive interactions and mycorrhization.
We also collect rainwater, expand our hedges, graft our fruit trees, and cultivate our mushrooms.
During your visit, do not hesitate to talk to us about the garden, we will be delighted to show you some rare gems and exchange with you about our practices.
To find out more, feel free to consult our booklet on the ecological garden (in French).