Books Review: Private Gardens of Paris

An exclusive glimpse into the hidden world of secret Parisian gardens. A hidden landscape lies behind Paris’s urban facades. A special book review for garden lovers!

Books Review: Private Gardens of Paris

Whether grandiose or modest, manicured or untended, these secret gardens, rarely seen by casual passersby, are timeless enclaves that provide verdant refuge from the bustling streets.

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Books Review: Private Gardens of Paris

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Books Review: Private Gardens of Paris

From Hubert de Givenchy’s formal garden, to Kenzo’s Japanese-inspired oasis, or from an exotic hideaway with giant tropical ferns and rare flowers, to a symmetrical topiary menagerie, this eclectic range of urban gardens provides inspiration to the expert gardener and armchair enthusiast alike.

Books Review: Private Gardens of Paris

Authors Alexandra D’Arnoux and Bruno de Laubadere, photographer Gilles de Chabaneix.

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