Chédigny village garden

Come and admire the 1,000 rose bushes, 1,500 bulbs, hundreds of shrubs and more than 3,000 perennials and grasses that flourish in the streets of the village. They embellish the lives of residents and holidaymakers alike, much to the delight of the village’s former mayor. In 1998, Pierre Louault was at the origin of Chédigny’s plant identity, taking advantage of the burying of the networks to convert the pavements into planted areas, changing the flow of traffic and giving the street back to the residents. Now you can breathe in the intoxicating scent of climbing roses, planted in collaboration with rose gardener André Eve, who specialises in the conservation and rediscovery of old roses. Nuage parfumé, Pénélope, Salet, Louise Odier, Ghislaine de Féligonde… Discover a fantastic collection of roses! Chédigny is listed in the European guide to rose gardens, published by the Société Nationale d’Horticulture de France.