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The spectacular Allée des Vases is designed like a plant gallery which opens and ends with two green rooms, with one being decorated by compass rose and the other by circular boxwood embroidery enhanced by four spiral topiary features. After that, there is the French formal flowerbed with its boxwood arabesques which can be admired from the first floor of the Manor. Finally, the Allée des Charmes, 100 metres long and lined with refined plant sculptures mixing spirals of hornbeam and cylinders of yew. On both sides, the Allée des Charmes boasts an apple orchard planted in staggered rows and has the effect of softening the harshness of the views with the roundness of their pruning in a ball of foliage, echoing the roundness of the red fruits themselves. Furthering the work of his father, Patrick Sermadiras then created the Jardin Blanc which owes its name to the white flowers highlighting the paths as well as the white climbing roses. Four rustic environments in shimmering colours are a more recent addition: the Jardin des Sources, the Potager, and the Jardin Fleuriste.