Folie douce à la Villa Conchiglia Caroline PERRIN et Marine DUVIVIER France Version française

Shelled-lined caverns lend special charm to the most beautiful of the Italian Renaissance gardens.
The Villa Conchiglia here pays homage to this decorative style and to the feeling of mystery that it evokes.
At the foot of the garden, at the back of a pool, a wall of shells is masked by a curtain of vegetation. There we find Leda, who Zeus, in the form of a swan, seduced while she was bathing.

Garden's plants
on the top:
Citronnier ou Laurier rose en pot
Opuntia, echinocactus sp.
down :
Alocasia
Aralia japonica
Brugmansia hybride
Matteuccia shuthiopteris
Musa basjo (Bananier)
Petasites japonicus 'Giganteus'
Gunnera manicata
Phormium tenax 'Purpureum'
Setaria palmifolia
Cycas revoluta
Thalia dealbata
Dans le bassin :
Thalia dealbata
Cyperus papyrus (Papyrus du Nil)
Colocasia aesculenta
Equisetum americanum
Nymphea

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