Posts Tagged "jardin"
Delay grass cutting
Refuge zones: less grass cut, nature preserved Late grass cutting or green space management is not the absence of lawn mowers but an adjustment to ground maintenance which is adapted around plant growth. These interventions…
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Hôtel LeCoq Gadby
LeCoq Gadby, sustainable tourism pioneer in Brittany and in France Founded 110 years ago, Lecoq-Gadby was one of the first hotel to get an ecological label in France. The hotel consists of two buildings : The one…
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Educational garden
Put down on a small board the name of the vegetable to keep inform your visitors. When we are lucky to get a garden, we want to increase its value and show its richness. And…
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For the love of a blackberry
Issue At the Eco-Logis of Ensarnaut, Marianne and Christian are willing to dress their west frontage of the cottage that is exposed to the rain, to the wind and to the sun, in a natural way….
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Natural Weeding
Car parks, alleys and drivable routes often are quickly covered with what we call weeds (“bad grass”). Please firstly note that bad grass does not really exist. We name it bad grass because they grow at the…
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Butterflies sanctuary
Installing a butterflies sanctuary highlights the environmental heritage, educate tourists to the increasing scarcity and beauty of butterflies and thus contribute to the ecosystem. Butterflies are pollinators, as well as bees, and therefore a major component…
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Solar Hotel
Capacity : 48 beds Labels : European eco-label, La Clef Verte (“The Green Key”) Franck Laval, the Solar Hotel’s owner, has been an environmental activist for over 30 years. He is volunteer for GreenPeace, former leader of the…
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