"Le jardin de Boissonna" was created in 1998 by Georges Beylard upon his retirement. He had fallen in love with roses, having spent his life planting trees. He designed the garden on paper and then made it, and in 2004, we decided to share it with others and open it to the public. Determined to leave Nature as intact as possible, he set out to create an intimate atmosphere, a poetic place where forms and colours could bring joy and peace.

The garden contains over 450 varieties of roses, both old and new, mostly either repeating or perennial, which, even outside the profusion of colour in May and June, still bloom generously amongst the other plants and trees.

The atmosphere of the South of France is emphasised by the presence of cypress trees, rosemary, box and other dry-soil plants, which contrast with the exuberance of the roses.