Published on 07 September 2017 - Updated 03 May 2018
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The Gardens cultural season continues, in particular with a jam-packed weekend of activities for the European Heritage Days.
Check out the entire programme at www.jardins-valdeloire.com
On 9 September, Brain-sur-l’Authion (Loire-Authion) is organising a
"Green Thumb" events day
focusing on the guest of honour: the vegetable. The day includes a temporary garden, a conference, workshops, a narrated show for children and a film.
The
Festival de la Tomate
is back on 9 and 10 September at Château de La Bourdaisière (Montlouis-sur-Loire): activities and tasting sessions around the tomato, which the château has a conservatory kitchen garden for.
On 16 and 17 September, special programmes are on offer at a whole host of partner sites: A stroll through the gardens at La Possonnière , Château de l'Islette , Château de Villandry , Château du Lude , Domaine de Poulaines , Château Royal d’Amboise , Château Colbert , Arboretum des Grandes Bruyères , etc.
Check out the entire EHD programme at: https://journeesdupatrimoine.culturecommunication.gouv.fr/
On Tuesday 25 July, the DRAC (Regional Directorate for Cultural Affairs) Councillor for Gardens awarded Jean-Louis Sureau, head of the Château royal d'Amboise, and his head gardener, the "Jardin remarquable" plaque, on behalf of the Prefect of the region and the Regional Director for Cultural Affairs.
The La Piverdière lookout will be unveiled in Bouchemaine, offering a unique panoramic view. The viewpoints awaiting you bring together plants in nature, cultivated plants, Basses Vallées Angevines (Angers floodplains), town, horticulture, viticulture, history, the Maine, the Loire, and more besides... A website where you can take a virtual tour will also be launched to mark the occasion: "La Piverdière à 360°" .
On 23 and 24 September, the city of Tours is offering a nature weekend :
Until 29 October, the Orangerie at the Tours botanical gardens is hosting an exhibition on André Leroy (1801-1875): a source of French pride in the horticultural and landscape renewal of the 19th century .
This exhibition traces the career of André Leroy, a famous 19th-century nursery gardener from Angers who was also a master garden designer and renowned botanist. The exhibition is based in particular on photographs and plans of gardens designed by André Leroy in the Loire Valley.
From 17 September until 20 October 2017, the Pays d’Art et d’Histoire de la Vallée du Loir (Loir Valley Region of Art and History) is presenting
the adventures of Pierre Belon, a naturalist of the Renaissance
at the Bibliothèque du Prytanée National Militaire in La Flèche. 16th-century editions of Pierre Belon's work are on display: in addition to their scientific interest, these works include magnificent engraved plates depicting the plants and animals encountered by the naturalist in the course of his many journeys.
Check out the entire programme at www.jardins-valdeloire.com
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