The centreparts of the beds recall the symbolic stories of the fifteenth century, and are bordered by manicured box hedges, which are more decorative. The oak and chestnut balustrade, a replica from a miniature of the period, forms the boundary of the “closed garden” where angelica and lilies grow. The plants, which were commonly used in the Middle Ages, bring back forgotten scents.
Useful information:
This charming garden is open every day and is free.
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