Jardin de Liliane: A Biodiversity Haven

Nestled in the heart of the Périgord-Limousin Regional Natural Park, Jardin de Liliane is a testament to the harmonious blend of nature and human artistry. Created in 1982 by Liliane Broussaudier, this 8000m² garden is a living canvas where rare plants and wildflowers coexist, self-seeding with the wind and the Gorre river's floods.The garden is overlooked by a 16th-century fortified house, adding a touch of history to the serene landscape. Liliane's passion for nature is evident in every corner, with collections of viburnums, mock oranges, perennial geraniums, and roses creating a symphony of colors and scents throughout the seasons. The garden's design embraces biodiversity, avoiding pesticides and excessive watering, allowing plants to thrive naturally.Visitors can explore winding paths, discover hidden nooks, and admire the carefully curated plant arrangements. The garden's natural approach fosters a unique and ever-changing display, with bi-annual plants re-seeding and offering new perspectives each year. Jardin de Liliane is more than just a garden; it's an immersive experience that celebrates the beauty and resilience of nature.