French Gardens

French Garden Styles
Pictures of beautiful
French Gardens, inside
French Classical Gardens,
French Formal Gardens,
French Kitchen garden,
French Rose Garden and designing a Frenchgarden, that's what you will find here. Just scroll down for inspiration and a look of the most enchanting beautiful French Designs, and
French Flowers you can imagine.
French Country Gardens

An Informal French Designed Garden In Summer
I just love this French little garden in the picture below, with a Horse Chestnut tree as a focal point. The garden is sloping, and it's interesting how they managed to make part of the garden flatter, by this round brick-toppedstonewall behind the tree.

A Small French Country Garden

The French Country Garden At Giverny
French Formal Gardens
The garden picture below is a beautiful springtime French formal garden bed with tulips and other spring bulbflowers. Notice the clipped boxwood compartments with plantings.

A Formal French Flower Bed
The French kitchen garden below has a formal touch. It's edged by clipped boxwood. But what makes this garden
special are the Twig Arches with the climbing flowering peas climbing up. What a great way to grow peas! Eventually they will overlap in the
middle. Each vegetable section is lined with boxwood. What a great kitchen garden this is!

A French Formal Kitchen Garden
Monets Garden
The most famous of all French Designed Gardens are Monets gardens at Giverny, France. It's a fabulous place to visit,enjoy and get inspirations for designing a french style garden.

The Monet French Country House at Giverny, France
This is Monets house and front garden at Giverny, France. The stunning gardens at his country chateau are very beautiful and simply enchanting.

The Famous Lily Pond At Giverny
This is the famous lily pond with all the waterlilies and the green bridge in the background, so often depictedin Monets paintings of his garden at Giverny.
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