The Jardin Sauvage Saint-Vincent is a sloping, two-thousand-square-meter plot of land defined by its deliberate lack of maintenance. While most city parks are defined by manicured flowerbeds and gravel paths, this space is overgrown with ivy, brambles, foxglove, and elderberry trees, all left to develop as a natural, self-sustaining ecosystem.
Sauvage Saint-Vincent Garden
park garden
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