Jardins, Jardin

Jardins, Jardin: The Celebration of Plants in the Heart of Paris

Since 2004, Jardins, Jardin has been the unmissable annual gathering for garden, landscape, and plant design enthusiasts. Created by four visionary landscape architects, this unique event transforms a prestigious Parisian site into an ephemeral green oasis each year, where the art of the garden dialogues with architecture and urbanism.

A Unique Concept: Exceptional Ephemeral Gardens

The principle of Jardins, Jardin is simple and spectacular: invite landscapers, nurserymen, horticulturists, and designers to create temporary gardens that showcase their expertise and convey their vision of contemporary landscape. These creations, true living works of art, transform the space into an immersive botanical journey where visitors discover the latest trends in landscaping, urban biodiversity, and outdoor design.

Initially hosted in the Jardin des Tuileries for over fifteen editions, the event took on a new lease of life in 2025 by moving to the Parc de la Villa Windsor in the Bois de Boulogne, offering a romantic and bucolic setting befitting its ambition.

An Eco-Responsible Commitment

Jardins, Jardin doesn't just showcase; the event is concretely committed to sustainability. At the end of each edition, the thousands of plants used for the ephemeral gardens are donated to therapeutic garden associations, ensuring a second life for these plant creations. This eco-responsible approach, at the core of the festival's DNA, raises public awareness about the importance of nature in the city and the challenges of ecological transition.

A Crossroads Between Professionals and the General Public

Jardins, Jardin is both a professional trade show and a public event. Landscapers, urban planners, architects, and public decision-makers find a space for exchange and inspiration, while individuals discover landscaping ideas, rare plants, designer garden furniture, and professional advice. The event is supported by the UNEP (National Union of Landscape Companies) and VALHOR (French Interprofessional Organization for Horticulture, Floristry, and Landscape).