Emmanuel Grosbois welcomes us to the A Fleur d’Eau garden in Cherveux, below a stream flows which brings freshness to this large garden which is an invitation to stroll between the tall trees, the spring, the ponds and the sculptures. that Emmanuel has scattered in the greenery.
In search of flowers that smell good, Emmanuel answers:
of course there is the rosebush and the evening primrose! Tall, yellow flower, almost phosphorescent at dusk and smelling of honey!
A traveling plant, he adds:
this biennial can migrate from one side to another over the years. To be sown in the spring.
Carnations? Yes the carnations poets or cuteness. To sow or plant in the spring.
One of Emmanuel’s favorites: the lily, preferably the white lily of the Madonna. Moreover, this smell brings him back to the time of communions and candles with which this plant is definitely associated in his memory.
Thank you for the olfactory stroll Emmanuel Grosbois and see you soon!