Daniel A. Séguin Garden




Identifies as women-owned, Identifies as women-owned
We visited this garden in early September and although the growing season was coming to an end, it was still spectacular. We enjoyed rating our favourite plants in the test garden. We also enjoyed the roof top garden, and the green walls. It was a great place to get ideas for my own garden. The staff was helpful and although our French was rusty, they took their time explaining the layout of the garden to us. Truly a must see garden.
This is a beautiful garden that is divided in different original small gardens inspired in various concepts. They usually sell plants during 2 or 3 days in spring each year. This is the 2nd time y go getting my plants there as they are very fresh and beautiful. At the same time I took a peacefull stroll around those unique gardens.
It had been months since my last visit, and I was somewhat disappointed, just like last time. The service at the counter was mediocre and far too slow: two people had to be served before we arrived, and we were a small group of three, lined …
Peaceful. Lots of different colors. Many shaded areas with benches to sit and enjoy the garden. Really nice place for a lazy Sunday afternoon visit. It' fairly large place to do some walking.
We got married there, and it’s was beyond our expectations! Will never have regrets, and will forever be thankful for such a beautiful venue!
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