Jardin de Basroger

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Flowers from here and elsewhere! Maryvonne and Léon Faligot have created a charming garden where roses blend with hydrangeas and perennials, hostas, in a profusion of flowers. A lush vegetable garden and a voluminous greenhouse complete the picture. Among the garden's latest embellishments are a new gravel bed for xerophytic plants and a pleasant wooden terrace. Against the house, a beautiful collection of succulents. Inside, a flock of orchids and Adenium (the "desert rose"), the other passion of the owner. The name of this garden pays homage to Gabriel Basroger (1849-1906), a long-serving captain born in Les Moitiers-en-Bauptois. Creation for the 2016 season, of a space dedicated to Normandy roses; more particularly to roses created in the Manche and Calvados departments at the end of the 19th century. It should be noted that at that time 95% of the world rose production was French (only 50% remains today....). Please note that this garden is open 4 weekends a year for the benefit of charities and every day in July and August, by appointment only.

From the tourism feed, updated 1 Oct 2026 by Attitude Manche. Rules can differ by commune, so check the signs on site.