Elle a créé 9 000 m² de jardins japonais en France ! Visite avec Sandrine, paysagiste passionnée 🍁

Welcome to this new video. Together, we’re going to discover a large, incredibly well-maintained Japanese garden. Here, you'll find plenty of ideas for low-maintenance ground cover plants. You’ll meet Sandrine, a true enthusiast who specializes in low-maintenance Japanese gardens because she manages the entire massive 8,000 to 9,000 square meter garden all by herself. It’s a crazy amount of

work, and she does it all alone with lots of tips that you'll discover in this video. Oh, yeah, I see a frog over there. >> Oh, frogs? Yeah, there are some. >> And so this one, how many centimeters is it? >> About 60 or 70. >> Oh wow. >> And on the other side, you'll see,

we've even had babies. So that’s the fun part. >> Yeah. And there, I see you have some. >> Yeah. Oh yeah. So, sumac among the plants, Japanese maples. >> Yeah, we have two here. Three, four, yeah, actually, you have quite a few. Now here, we have a little favorite. Uh , that’s your "Little Princess."

>> Yeah. You were telling me you had a rare piece. That’s a Japanese white pine. >> That is a Japanese white pine. >> Ah, sublime. And here, you have an angle. >> Well, that, >> wow! Truly a great discovery, the actors, the actors for the camera who are falling asleep over there. >> And this one? Well, it has a bit of a

ridiculous name, but this is a "Femme Fatale" camellia. Now that’s a fun thing, it’s very nice. >> Oh yeah. Are we starting the tour? >> Yeah, we'll start the tour right here. Yeah. >> Okay. So, how long does it take to visit? >> If people visit on their own, a minimum of 45 minutes. If I’m the one giving

the tour, it lasts an hour and a half, but it can last up to 2 or 2 and a half hours. >> Oh yes, yes, I actually give guided tours. >> Where I explain the various elements of the Japanese garden. >> And besides guided tours, I can offer —well, some people do self-guided