Oh j'aime ! OGM pas ! Philippe and Robert HAMM France Version française

How can you play the sorcerer’s apprentice in a garden?
This apparently ordinary vegetable garden offers a comical perspective of genetically modified organisms. At the entrance, maize stands to welcome us as a symbol of the debate.
After a few rows of innocuous vegetables, we come to a surprising garden shed where instead of hoeing and digging tools, we find test tubes, distilling equipment and pipettes.
At this pint the vegetable patch goes from silly to frankly bizarre: egg colocynth, haemoglobin tomatoes, salt celery, a sausage tree… “Mummy, do plastic sacks really grow on trees?”

Garden's plants
Eriobotrya japonica (Néflier du Japon)
Basella cordifolia 'Rubra'
Beta vulgaris 'Bull's Blood'
Beta vulgaris 'Mac Gregor'
Apium graveolens 'Giant Red'
Cobée scandens (blanche)
Cobée scandens (violet)
Coloquinte 'Gobbing Eggs'
Dolique du Soudan (Dolichos lablab)
Eccremocarpus scaber
Fenouil bronze 'Smokey'
Haricot d'Espagne 'Goliath'
Ipomea 'Knowlian's Black'
Ipomea 'Tie Dye'
Mentha x variegata
Poirée 'Bright Light'
Pois de senteur nain 'Supersnoop'
Pois de senteur spencer 'Blue Ripple'
Thumbergia alata 'African sunset'
Tomate 'Noire de Crimée'
Tomate 'Yellow Giant Belgium'
Silybum marianum (chardon marie)

Jardin réalisé avec le soutien de l'Hôpital Paul BROUSSE et LES SERRES DE BALLAIN