Events

Of Trees and Men Created in 2004 by the landscapers Damée, Vallet & Associés Paysagistes (DVA), this garden of medieval […]

Urban natures. A Technical and social history, 1600–2030 For over three centuries, from the first public gardens of the end […]

The life-source garden There’s no doubt about it, the garden is a wonderful, condensed representation of the sheer powers of […]

Living Nature Images and imaginary gardens by Albert Kahn. This exhibition will highlight this banker and philanthropist’s passion for plant […]

The Seine-Maritime department is offering gardens pride of place by organising the 14th edition of the ‘Jardins Secrets’ (Secret gardens) […]

Gardening Bohemia: Bloomsbury Women Outdoors will centre on four extraordinary women and the green spaces they surrounded themselves with: writer […]

Arranged on islands, the gardens and plastic installations of the International Garden Festival | Hortillonnages Amiens form a poetic journey that invites […]

The perfection of flowers At a time of escalating human and ecological disasters, of the ever-increasing hold technology and speed […]

The Tree Observatory As the companions of landscapes and their inhabitants, trees meander their way through our human perceptions. Through […]

Botanical explorations: from hunter to researcher Patrick Blanc, botanist, researcher at the CNRS and inventor of the Plant Walls will […]

This conference stems from a reflection on the social and political dimensions of gardens and gardening in Great Britain ranging […]

Gardens and Landscapes between War and Peace This study day will explore history and the present to gain a glimpse […]

Serre de la Madone: Lawrence Johnston’s verdant coup de théâtre Todd Longstaffe-Gowan will explain the history and development of this […]

Towards a more resilient garden Our gardens are far more resistant to our unpredictable climatic, through drought, cold, wind and […]

The aim of the conference is to provide food for thought on air and climate from the socio-spatial perspective of […]

The B3 and Savoir Planter les choux are organising a new cycle of conferences to help discover the gardens of […]

Thousands of gardens have vanished across London over the past five hundred years – ranging from princely pleasure grounds and […]

From Pavement to Plants, the Garden Museum’s first Urban Greening Symposium will explore how to improve streetscapes though planting, and […]

The B3 and Savoir Planter les choux are organising a new cycle of conferences to help discover the gardens of […]

The B3 and Savoir Planter les choux are organising a new cycle of conferences to help discover the gardens of […]