List Pages: Creation & Maintenance

Introduction

There are a number of pages on the site which are lists of items. Examples include: plant lists, recommendation lists and so on. As these pages are subject to change, they are not created in the usual way with the Gutenberg editor (and cannot be edited by it). Instead, the information contained in the lists is held in a series of spreadsheet-like tables. You can create new lists or change/delete existing ones by adding or modifying these tables. Some of the tables (especially Plants) contain a large number of items. To help you find what you want, there are facilities for: sorting the table by a specific column, restricting the rows shown by the use of a filter, and searching for specific text. which can be modified as required. Once the appropriate table (or tables) have been updated, the page is generated by a plugin which is launched via the administrative dashboard (Pages, List generation). This page identifies which tables are used for each page and provides the instructions on how to update them.

Note: As of January 2022, the Seed List no longer uses this system. The page is generated directly from an Excel spreadsheet (‘MasterSeedList.xls’) in the wp-content/other_files folder. See the ‘Help’ worksheet in MasterSeedList.xls for details of how to update this list.

Pages & Tables

This section identifies which tables are used for each of the list pages.

Page	Tables
All plant list pages (exc. Plants for Wildlife)	Headers, Lists, Tab Names, Plants
Plants for Wildlife	Headers, Lists, Tab Names, Wildlife Plants
All recommendation pages (exc. Recommended Books)	Recommendation Types, Recommendations
Recommended Books	Headers, Lists, Tab Names, Recommended Books
Forthcoming Events	Headers, Events, Email Addresses
Gardens to Visit	Headers, Gardens to Visit

Updating a Table: General Instructions

The tables are maintained by the wpDataTables plugin. This is a commercial product for which MGF has a perpetual licence. To access a table for update, click the link near the top of the List Generation page in the dashboard sidebar and then click the name of the table required to see the data. The following general instructions apply to all tables; instructions specific to a given table can be found in the appropriate tab below. To make changes, click in the table and an action box will appear with three options: New entry, edit and delete. Click the one you want.

To change the contents of a row, click anywhere in it and select ‘Edit’ in the action box. Another pop-up box will display the current contents of the row. Make the necessary changes and click OK. You can also add a new row after changing an existing one by clicking ‘Apply and add new’ instead of ‘OK’.

To add a new row, click anywhere in the table and select ‘New entry’ in the action box. Another pop-up box will appear where you can add the new row. Click OK or, if you are adding more than one row, click ‘Apply and add new’.

To delete a row, click anywhere in it. A pop-up box will ask for confirmation of the delete. Be careful about using this feature as there is no undo function.

Sorting, searching and filtering

Sorting. At the head of each column, the column name is displayed. Clicking on the column name will sort the table by this column. An up or down arrow at the side of a column name indicates the table is currently sorted by this column; the direction of the arrow indicates whether the sort sequence is ascending or descending. Clicking the column name again will reverse the sequence.

NOTE: Using this feature does not affect the way the lists are ultimately sorted on the page itself; this is done by the list generation process.

Searching. Above the table, you will find a search box. Enter the text you are looking for. Without the need to click anything else, the system will display any rows where there is a match in any row for the search term that you entered. Remove the search term and all records will again be displayed (unless there is a filter active – see next paragraph). The search is not case-sensitive and will look in any part of the table for matches. So, for example, if you enter as your search term ‘La’, then you will get matches for any row that contains, say, ‘Plants’ or ‘Late Summer Colour’.

Filtering. Filtering is allowed on some columns, as indicated at the top of the column (between the column name and the first row) by either the message ‘Enter filter here’ or a down arrow. Where ‘Enter filter here’ is shown, enter the text on which you want to filter. Any text entered will limit the display to only those rows where there is a match for the term in the column concerned. As with search, filtering is not case-sensitive and all the contents of the column will be searched. Where the filter is shown by a down arrow, click the arrow and select the filter you want. Filters on more than one column will be combined (i.e. for a row to display, it must match all of the filters). To clear active filters, click ‘Clear filters’ at the head of the table.

Table Specific Instructions

Fields marked * are mandatory

Fields marked † can contain the following HTML tags (but no others): <a><i><b>

This table establishes a plant list and allows you to select the elements that you want shown at the head of the page. The header table contains the following items:

List name*: A one-word, unique identifier for the list. This will be used internally and will not be visible on the page. Use something short but meaningful.

Title 1*: The title which will appear at the top of the page.

Title 2: A second title line to be shown below Title 1. Typically used for the French translation of Title 1 where the two together would be too long to fit on a single line. For the Seed List, this column should contain the date of the update, e.g.: ‘ (updated / mise à jour: January / janvier 2020 )’.

Remark 1: A single line of text to be shown below the title.

Remark 2: A single line of text to be shown below Remark 1. Typically used for the French translation of Remark 1 where the two together would be too long to fit on a single line.

Click on images?: Enter ‘y’ or ‘n’. If ‘y’ is set, the following text will be displayed immediately above the list of plants: ‘Click on the thumbnail images to enlarge them / Cliquez sur les vignettes pour les agrandir‘.

Seed list?: Enter ‘y’ or ‘n’. If ‘y’ is set, the following text will be displayed: ‘Seeds for many of these plants are available from the MGF Seed Collection’. The French version of this text will be shown immediately below the English.

Rubric English†: At the top of a list, it is possible to have a framed box below the title and remark lines with bilingual text side-by-side. Enter the English text here.

Rubric French†: The French version of Rubric English to be shown alongside it in the framed box. If you wish to display a block of unilingual text, enter it in one of these two rubric columns. It will be displayed centred within a framed box.

Use this table to enter the names of the tabs which will be used on the page. If a list does not use tabs, then create a single entry with the value ‘None’ as the Category Name. The table contains the following items:

List name*: The identifier linking it to the Headers table. Select the one you want from the drop down box.

Category Name*: The wording to appear on the tab. Select the one you want from the drop down box.

Position*: A number indicating the position of the tab on the page, beginning with 1 on the left and increasing as you move to the right.

Use this table to create and update the names which will appear in tabs.

Category*: The name that will appear on a tab.

This table contains the details of the plants in the various plant lists. Some columns have rules regarding format:

List name*: The identifier linking it to the Headers table. Select the one you want from the drop down box.

Category*: The category (or tab) to which the plant belongs (if any). Select the one you want from the drop down box.

Photo: If there is no photo to go with this entry, leave blank. If there is a photo, enter ‘x’. This will display the image in the Media Library which has the same name as the plant name (or plant displayed, if this is used). If there is more than one image in the library with this name, enter the slug of the image which you wish to use.

Plant name*: the full name of the plant, including the cultivar/variety name, if present. The Latin words will be italicised by the system but the cultivar name must be enclosed in single quotes.

Synonym / Comment: will be displayed below the plant name on the page. If there is a synonym, then the content of this cell must be ‘syn. ‘ followed by the full plant name as for the principal plant name. No other content may follow a synonym. If there is no synonym, this cell can contain any suitable text as per the description lines (see below).

Plant displayed: If the image to be displayed does not correspond to the plant name, then the name of the plant displayed will be shown on the page after the description line(s), thus: ‘Photo: xxxxx’ where ‘xxxxx’ is the full name of the plant shown. This name should be put into this column, using the same conventions as for the Plant name. ‘Photo:’ will be added automatically by the system.

Description line 1*†: Any explanatory text to be displayed to the right of the plant name. Any plant names MUST be italicised by using the ‘I’ function of the editor. To insert a link, highlight the text which will contain the link and then insert the URL by clicking the chain icon.

Description line 2†: A second line of explanatory text to be displayed below the first; the same rules apply with regard to links and plant names.

The information in the Plants for Wildlife page is different from that of the other plants lists and so this table should be used instead of Plants.

Latin name*: the full botanical name of the plant, including the cultivar/variety name, if present. The Latin words will be italicised by the system but the cultivar name must be enclosed in single quotes.

English name: the common name of the plant in English.

French name: the common name of the plant in French.

Provides*: English text describing how the plant is useful for wildlife (living space, food, etc.) and the species who will use it.

Fournit*: The French version of Provides.

Recommendations are displayed on different pages according to type (designers, nurseries, etc.). Use this table to add new types or to change existing ones. NOTE: book recommendations are treated separately.

Type*: The bilingual text which will appear as the heading of the page in question. It is also used in the Recommendations table (q.v.) to identify the type to which the recommendation belongs.

This table contains the details for all recommendation pages except Recommended Books (which has different information and uses a table of its own).

Type*: The type to which this recommendation belongs. Select the one you want from the drop down box.

Photo: If there is no photo to go with this entry, leave blank. If there is a photo, enter ‘x’. The file name of the image must be ‘recommend-xx’, where ‘xx’ is the id. no. of the recommendation; this is assigned automatically by the system and is displayed in the first column of the table. It cannot be modified.

Caption: Short text to appear beneath the image, if present. If the caption contains a plant name then the Latin words of the name must be italicised by enclosing them in HTML tags thus: <i>Punica granatum</i> ‘Mollar de Elche’.

MGF?: Set to ‘x’ if the person concerned is a member of MGF, otherwise leave blank. If set, the legend ‘(MGF member)’ will appear on the page after the name.

Company*: The name of the company being recommended.

Owner*: The owner of the company being recommended.

Address: House number and street of the company address.

Commune*: Postcode and commune name of the company address. Where the company is outside of France, precede the postcode with ’99’ and add the country name after the commune name.

Telephone: Company telephone number.

Web site: URL of the company’s website. This should be the full URL, i.e. preceded by ‘https://’. The system will automatically create a link to this website using the company name.

Description*†: Free text to describe the company and its activities.

This table contains the details of recommended books. It should also be used to store details of books that have member reviews should these be part of the site in future (currently they are on the MGi site).

List name*: Can be ‘recommendedbooks’ or ‘bookreviews’. Select the one you want from the drop down box.

Category*: The category to which the book belongs. Select the one you want from the drop down box.

Photo?: If there is no photo to go with this entry, leave blank. If there is a photo, enter ‘x’. The file name of the image must be the same as the title of the book.

Recommended?: If the book is to appear on the Recommended Books page, enter ‘x’, otherwise leave blank.

Library?: If the book is in the MGF Library, enter ‘x’, otherwise leave blank. Entering ‘x’ will add the legend ‘ This book is in the MGF Library’ to be displayed for this book with a link to the library page.

Title*: The title of the book.

Author First Name*: Author’s first name. If the book has multiple authors, enter the first name of the first author.

Author Last Name*: Author’s last name. If the book has multiple authors, enter the last name of the first author, followed by the full names of the other authors.

Publisher*: The publisher of the book.

Year: Year of publication of the edition of the book concerned.

Description*†: Free text to describe the book; usually an extract from the publisher’s blurb.

Quotation†: Optional field for a review quotation from an external reviewer (i.e not a member of MGF).

Source: The source of the external quotation

Reviewer: If the book has a review on the MGi Book Reviews page, enter the full name of the reviewer, otherwise leave blank.

Review slug: The book review pages on the MGi site are named bkr[slug].html. Enter the slug here if there is a review article, otherwise leave blank.

International: Enter ‘x’ if this event is to appear in the International Events, otherwise leave blank.

Photo?: If there is an image to accompany this event, enter its slug, otherwise leave blank.

English title*: The title of the event in English.

English text*: The description of the event in English.

French title*†: The title of the event in French.

French text*†: The description of the event in English.

Start Date*: Use the date picker to select the start date of the event. NOTE: on the page, the entries will appear in ascending order of start date.

End Date: Leave blank for one-day events, otherwise use the date picker to select the end date of the event.

Location*: Short text to identify the location(s) of the event. For events in France, end with the name of the département. For international events, end with the country name in capitals.

Contact*: Select the name of the contact from the drop-down list. If the name is not there, add it to the Email addresses table.

This table contains the name and email address of all people or institutions to which emails can be sent from a page on the site. Placing email addresses on a web page is a security risk as they can be harvested by malware. To prevent this happening on the site, the real email address is replaced by a slug and a call to a special routine. This routine uses the slug to find the real email address in this table and then starts the mailto function of the browser. To add an email address link on a page, create a link with the editor. This link should be as follows:

“https://mediterraneangardening.fr/webmailto/?addressee=slug”

Copy the above into the link box (without the quote marks), having first replaced ‘slug’ with the slug of the address that you want from the table.

These email links must not open in a new tab.

Type*: Can be ‘Individual’ (email to be sent to a named individual); ‘Partner’ (email to a partner institutional mailbox, e.g hortusacl@orange.fr); or ‘MGF Role’ (email to an MGF institutional mailbox, e.g. treasurer@mediterraneangardeningfrance.org).

Name*: The name of the addressee. This name is what is displayed when using the Forthcoming Events table.

Email address*: The addressee’s email address.

Slug*: A one-word, unique identifier for the addressee, e.g. TChambers or MGMR.

Photo slug*: A one-word, unique identifier which will form part of the file name of the image which will be displayed for this entry. The full name will be ‘visits-xxx’, where ‘xxx’ is the slug.

Garden Name*: The name of the garden.

Address: Number and street of the garden’s address.

Commune*: Postcode and commune name of the garden. If the garden is outside of France, the first two characters should be the ISO 3166 alpha-2 country code (see here for the list).

Latitude*: The latitude of the garden, expressed decimals of degrees not degrees, minutes, secondes, e.g. 43.766772, rather than 43° 46′ 00”.

Longitude*: The longitude of the garden, also as decimals of degrees. NOTE: a longitude east of the meridan should be a positive number, a longitude west should be a negative number.

If possible, use the lat/long of the garden itself, otherwise use the nearest point possible. If not known, the best way to get the lat/long of a place is to use Google Maps. Click here for instructions on how to do this.

Telephone: Telephone number of the garden.

Web site: URL of the gardens’s website (if any). This should be the full URL, i.e. preceded by ‘https://’. The system will automatically create a link to this website using the garden name.

Description*†: Free text to describe the garden.

MGF Page 1, MGF Link 1, MGF Page 2, MGF Link2: For each garden, you may have up to two references to other pages on the site. These will appear after the garden description in the format ‘See also: xxxxx [and xxxxx] ‘ where ‘xxxxx’ is a link to the page(s) in question. Place the text to be shown in the link in MGF Page 1 or MGF Page 2. Put the full URL of the appropriate pages in MGF Link 1 or MGF Link 2.

List Maintenance

Click here to see the instructions

This table establishes a plant list. Explanatory text to be added.

		Title 1
wdt_ID	List Name	Title 1	Title 2	Remark 1	Remark 2	Click on images?	Seed List?	Rubric English	Rubric French
1	LSC	Late Summer Colour	Couleur pour la fin de l'été			Y	Y
2	JardinBleu	Le Jardin Bleu				y	y	These plants were recommended by Pierre Bianchi (MGF member, President of the Société française d'acclimatation) in a lecture, ‘The use of blue with contrasting white and yellow in a Mediterranean garden’, given to MGF and Hortus members in January 2020.	Ces plantes ont été recommandées par Pierre Bianchi (membre MGF, président de la Société française d'acclimatation) dans une conférence, ‘Le bleu et ses contrastes au jardin méditerranéen : bleu-blanc-jaune’, pour les membres de la MGF et Hortus en janvier 2020.
3	pines	Plants for under Pine Trees				y	y
11	roses	Roses				y	y
12	fragrantflowers	Plants with Fragrant Flowers		Perfumed roses are noted in the Roses list		y	y
13	floweringtrees	Flowering Trees and Conifers				y	y
14	Terrassevegetale	Plantes pour une terrasse végétale				Y	Y
15	DryShade	Plants for Dry Places in full or partial shade				Y	Y
16	Hedges	Shrubs and woody plants suitable for hedges	Arbustes et plantes ligneuses adaptées aux haies			Y	N	How to create and manage a good hedge Plants should be pruned hard to create a good hedge. Why? Apical buds (those at the tip of the shoot) produce an auxin, indol acetic acid (IAA), which causes lateral buds to remain dormant. This is called apical dominance. Removing these tips by pruning or pinching will stop the production of IAA and encourage side shoots to grow. This allows the plant to thicken-up to produce a hedge.	Comment créer et gérer une belle haie Les plantes doivent être taillées fortement pour créer une bonne haie. Pourquoi ? Les bourgeons apicaux (ceux situés à l'extrémité de la pousse) produisent une auxine, l'acide indol-acétique (AIA), qui fait que les bourgeons latéraux restent dormants. C'est ce qu'on appelle la dominance apicale. En supprimant ces extrémités par la taille ou le pincement, on arrête la production d'AIA et on encourage la croissance des pousses latérales. Cela permet à la plante de s'épaissir pour produire une haie.
17	Piboules	Plants growing along the Piboules botanical trail	La végétation de l’espace botanique des Piboules	Plant notes by Annie Nivière	Photographs by Hubert Nivière	Y	N	The Piboules botanical trail was created to view the natural riverside vegetation along the left bank of the River Ouvèze, near Entrechaux in the Vaucluse. Between a canal and the river over 160 species of plants can be seen. All were already present prior to the development of the footpaths. Nothing has been planted. Plant labels and information boards enable visitors to learn the scientific name, common name and sometimes the provençal name of many of the plants, as well as their main characteristics.	Le sentier botanique naturel les Piboules a été réalisé au cœur de la ripisylve, formation végétale qui s'étend le long de la rive gauche de l'Ouvèze à Entrechaux dans le Vaucluse. Entre canal et rivière, on découvre plus de 160 espèces de végétaux qui étaient déjà présentes sur le lieu avant son aménagement. Rien n’a été planté. Des plaquettes et des pupitres permettent au visiteur de découvrir le nom scientifique, le nom vernaculaire et parfois le nom provençal de nombreuses plantes ainsi que leurs principales caractéristiques.
18	Heatwave	Plants which survived well in the heatwaves of 2003 and 2019	Plantes résistantes aux canicules de 2003 et 2019			Y	Y	In June 2019, a national record temperature of 46.1°C was measured in Gallargues-le-Montueux in the Gard. The heatwave was experienced for several weeks in June and July across most areas of Mediterranean France and when it was over, members of Hortus compiled a list of plants which had survived well. This list was combined with a similar one compiled by MGS members in France after the heatwave of 2003 to produce this illustrated version.	En juin 2019, une température de 46,1°C était mesurée à Gallargues-le-Montueux dans le Gard, constituant un nouveau record national. La canicule, qui a duré plusieurs semaines de juin et juillet, couvrait la plupart de la France méditerranéenne. Une fois la canicule terminée, les membres de Hortus ont rédigé une liste des plantes qui ont bien résisté à ses effets. En 2003, les membres de MGS France ont créé une liste similaire à celle d’Hortus après la canicule de cette année. La liste illustrée ci-dessous est une combinaison de ces deux listes antérieures.
19	Grasses	Grasses				Y	Y
21	seedlist	MGi Seed Collection / Collection de graines MGi	(updated / mise à jour: January / janvier 2022 )	Country names in brackets indicate the origin of the seeds offered / Le nom de pays entre parenthèses indique l'origine des graines offertes	Plants marked 'AGM' have the RHS Award of Garden Merit / Les plantes marquées par 'AGM' ont reçu l'Award of Garden Merit de la RHS	y	y	In addition to the seeds listed below, Château Pérouse has generously made available to MGF members its Index Seminum, containing around 1600 taxa. Seeds from this list should be ordered as usual through Chantal, as part of the quota per member of 10 packets per year.	En plus de la liste de graines ci-dessous, le Château Pérouse permet généreusement à tous les membres de la MGF d’accéder à son Index Seminum contenant plus de 1600 taxons. Les graines de celui-ci sont à commander comme d’habitude à Chantal, et sont à inclure dans le quota de 10 paquets par an et par membre.
22	recommendedbooks	Recommended Books / Livres recommandés				y	y
23	gardenvisits	Gardens to Visit / Jardins à visiter		The markers on the map do not necessarily give the exact location of the garden.	Les marqueurs sur la carte ne donnent pas nécessairement l'emplacement exact du jardin.	n	n	The gardens in this section are a combination of public sites, gardens run by horticultural professionals and the private gardens of MGF members. Some are freely open to the public, others (especially the private ones) may only be visited by appointment. Before making a visit, always ensure that you will be welcome by checking the garden's website (where one exists) or by otherwise contacting the owner. Most of the gardens listed here are in France but the list will include gardens close to the French border in other countries.	Les jardins regroupés dans cette section comprennent des sites publics, des jardins de professionnels du métier et des jardins privés de nos membres. Quelques-uns d'entre eux sont librement ouverts au grand public, d'autres (surtout les jardins privés) sont seulement ouverts moyennant rendez-vous préalable. Avant de faire une visite, toujours s'assurer qu'on sera le bienvenu en vérifiant sur le site internet du jardin (s'il y en a) ou sinon en contactant le propriétaire. La plupart des jardins sont situés en France mais la liste peut comprendre des sites frontaliers dans d'autres pays.
24	fielding-geophytes	John Fielding's Geophyte List	La liste de géophytes de John Fielding			y	y	John Fielding, co-author of Flowers of Crete and a member of the RHS Photographic Advisory Committee, suggests these plants as suitable for the climate in Mediterranean France.	John Fielding, co-auteur de « Flowers of Crete » et membre du Conseil consultatif pour la photographie de la RHS, nous propose ces plantes comme adaptées à notre climat méditerranéen français.
25	safrica-geophytes	Bulbs from South Africa	Bulbes Sud-Africains	Photographs by Johann Nieuwoudt		y	n	Leigh Nieuwoudt of Simply Indigenous (SA Bulb Company) has sent us this list of summer-flowering bulbs suitable for hot dry summers and winter temperatures to -10˚C.	Leigh Nieuwoudt de la pépinière ‘Simply Indigenous' (SA Bulb Company) nous a envoyé cette liste des bulbes à floraison estivale qui conviennent pour des été secs et chauds et des températures hivernales inférieurs à -10°C.
26	wildlifeplants	Plants for Wildlife / Plantes pour la faune				n	n
27	events	Forthcoming Events / Programme d'évènements				n	n	Activities are open to MGF members, members of partner associations and, where places are available, guests. Where the number of places for a particular event is limited, priority will be given to MGF members.	Les activités sont ouvertes à tout membre de la MGF, aux membres des associations partenaires et, selon disponibilité, aux invités. Dans le cas ou la disponibilité des places pour une activité est limitée, les membres de la MGF auront priorité.
28	bookreviews	Book Reviews / Critiques de livres				n	n	We welcome reviews of books on garden, plant or related topics. Please send reviews of books you have enjoyed (in English or in French) to Marjorie Orr.	Nous acceptons des critiques de livres sur le jardinage, les plantes ou sur d'autres sujets semblables. Veuillez envoyer vos critiques de livres que vous avez appréciés (en anglais ou français), à Marjorie Orr.
31	Salvias	Salvias for Mediterranean gardens	Les sauges pour climat méditerranéen	A list of salvias recommended by Frédéric Prévot of the pépinière Les Senteurs du Quercy	Une liste des sauges recommandées par Frédéric Prévot de la pépinière Les Senteurs du Quercy	y	n
32	Jocelyn	Jocelyn's new garden in the Gard				y	n	This plant list was created by MGF member and garden designer, Hilary Ivey, for the garden in Jocelyn’s new home in Saint-Siffret. Jocelyn was the branch head of MGS Languedoc for its first five years and a founder member of MGF.	Cette liste de plantes a été créée par Hilary Ivey, paysagiste et membre du MGF, pour le jardin de la nouvelle maison de Jocelyn à Saint-Siffret. Jocelyn a été le chef de MGS Languedoc pendant ses cinq premières années et un membre fondateur de MGF.
33	comestibleslist	List of Comestible Plants	Liste de plantes comestibles	see spreadsheet for remaining fields		y	y

This table maintains the categories (tabs) of the different plant lists. Explanatory text to be added.

List Name		Category Name
List Name	wdt_ID	Category Name	Position
LSC	1	Climbers	1
LSC	2	Shrubs	2
LSC	3	Perennials	3
LSC	4	Grasses	4
JardinBleu	5	Trees	1
JardinBleu	6	Shrubs	2
JardinBleu	7	Annuals	3
JardinBleu	8	Perennials	4
JardinBleu	9	Geophytes	5
JardinBleu	10	Climbers	6

wdt_ID	Category
1	Shrubs
2	Climbers
3	Perennials
4	Grasses
5	Trees
6	Annuals
7	Geophytes
8	Trees & Shrubs
9	Climbers & Ramblers
10	None
11	Deciduous
12	Evergreen
13	Conifers
14	Coussin boule
15	Couvre-sol
16	Emergence dressée
17	Ferns
18	Annuals and Biennials
19	Succulents
20	Gardens
21	Gardening
22	Plants
23	Propagation
24	Autumn & Winter
25	Spring & Summer

This list contains the details of the plants. Explanatory text to be added.

	List Name	Category	Photo?	Plant Name	Synonym / Comment	Plant Displayed	Description 1	Description 2
plant_id	List Name	Category	Photo?	Plant Name	Synonym / Comment	Plant Displayed	Description 1	Description 2
77	LSC	Grasses	x	Miscanthus sinensis		Miscanthus sinensis 'Zebrinus'	Cultivars with pale silver, buff or purplish-red flowers.
78	LSC	Grasses	x	Panicum virgatum		Panicum virgatum 'Heavy Metal'.	Switch grass. Cultivars with blue grey or reddish foliage.
79	LSC	Grasses	x	Pennisetum orientale		Pennisetum orientale 'Karley Rose'	Fountain grass. Cultivars with silver and pale rose flowers.
80	LSC	Perennials	x	Allium tuberosum			White flowers. Bulbous perennial.
81	LSC	Perennials	x	Anemone hupehensis var. japonica			Pink flowers. Many named cultivars.
82	LSC	Perennials	x	Anemone x hybrida 'Honorine Jobert'			White flowers.
83	LSC	Perennials	x	Aster spp.		Aster pilosus var. pringlei 'Monte Cassino'.	Cultivars with pink, blue, violet or white flowers.
84	LSC	Perennials	x	Catanache caerulea		Catanache caerulea 'Tizi n' Test'	Blue flowers.
85	LSC	Perennials	x	Centranthus ruber			Dark pink flowers. Cultivars with white or mauve flowers.
87	LSC	Perennials	x	Delosperma cooperi			Bright pink flowers. Good ground cover.
88	LSC	Perennials	x	Dicliptera sericea	Syn. D. suberecta		Reddish orange flowers. Syn:Justicia suberecta
89	LSC	Perennials	x	Echinops ritro			Globe thistle. Blue flowers.
90	LSC	Perennials	x	Epilobium spp.		Epilobium canum 'Western Hills'	Cultivars with red, orange or white flowers.
91	LSC	Perennials	x	Eriogonum fasciculatum			White/pink flowers.
92	LSC	Perennials	x	Eryngium amethystinum			Blue flowers.
93	LSC	Perennials	x	Gaillardia spp.		Gaillardia aristata.	Cultivars with red, orange or yellow flowers.
94	LSC	Perennials	x	Gaura lindheimeri			Cultivars with white, pink or dark pink flowers and deep red foliage.
95	LSC	Perennials	x	Lavandula dentata			Violet flowers. May not survive long periods below -5˚C.
96	LSC	Perennials	x	Lepechinia hastata			Pink flowers.
98	LSC	Perennials	x	Origanum dictamnus			Pink flowers. Good ground cover.
99	LSC	Perennials	x	Origanum laevigatum			Pink/violet flowers.
100	LSC	Perennials	x	Origanum rotundifolium 'Kent Beauty'			Flowers change from pale green to shades of pink as summer progresses.
101	LSC	Perennials	x	Pavonia hastata			White flowers.
102	LSC	Perennials		Pavonia missionum			Orange flowers. May not survive long periods below -5˚C.
103	LSC	Perennials	x	Penstemon cultivars			Red, blue, violet or pink flowers. Deadhead to encourage late summer flowers.
104	LSC	Perennials	x	Perovskia 'Blue Spire'			Long-lasting blue flowers.
105	LSC	Perennials	x	Phygelius spp.		Phygelius aequalis.	Cape fuchsia. Dark pink tubular flowers.
106	LSC	Perennials	x	Poliomintha longiflora			Mexican oregano. Violet flowers.
107	LSC	Perennials	x	Ratibida columnifera			Mexican hat. Yellow or orange flowers.
108	LSC	Perennials	x	Rudbeckia fulgida		Rudbeckia fulgida var. sullivantii 'Goldsturm'	Yellow flowers.
109	LSC	Perennials		Ruellia nudiflora			Violet flowers.
110	LSC	Perennials	x	Ruellia simplex	Syn. R. brittoniana		Mexican petunia. Purple or blue flowers.
111	LSC	Perennials	x	Salvia azurea			Bright blue flowers.
112	LSC	Perennials	x	Salvia chamaedryoides		Salvia chamaedryoides 'Argentea'	Blue flowers.
113	LSC	Perennials	x	Salvia darcyi			Red flowers.
114	LSC	Perennials	x	Salvia greggii			Cultivars with pink, orange or white flowers.
115	LSC	Perennials	x	Salvia microphylla			Cultivars with red or pink flowers.
116	LSC	Perennials	x	Satureja montana			Winter savory. White flowers.
117	LSC	Perennials	x	Sedum 'Matrona'			Dark pink flowers and purple stems.
118	LSC	Perennials	x	Sedum spectabile			Pink flowers.
119	LSC	Perennials	x	Sphaeralcea spp.		Sphaeralcea miniata.	Cultivars with orange and coral flowers.
120	LSC	Perennials	x	Teucrium ackermanii			Violet flowers.
121	LSC	Perennials	x	Trachelium caeruleum			Violet blue flowers.
122	LSC	Perennials	x	Tulbaghia violacea			Violet pink flowers.
123	LSC	Perennials	x	Verbena bonariensis			Violet flowers. Self seeds easily
124	LSC	Perennials	x	Verbena peruviana			Red or pink flowers.
125	LSC	Perennials	x	Verbena rigida	Syn. V. venosa		Violet flowers.
126	LSC	Perennials		Viola hederacea			Purple/white flowers. May not survive long periods below -5˚C.
129	LSC	Shrubs	x	Abutilon megapotamicum			Yellow petals and a deep red calyx.
130	LSC	Shrubs	x	Abutilon pictum			Cultivars with orange or yellow flowers.

plant_id			Photo	Latin Name	English Name	French Name	Provides	Fournit:
plant_id	List Name	Category	Photo	Latin Name	English Name	French Name	Provides	Fournit:
2	wildlifeplants	Tall Trees		Celtis australis	European Nettle Tree	Micocoulier	Roosting and nesting sites, fruit popular with birds and small mammals.	Abris et sites de nidification pour oiseaux. Les fruits nourrissent oiseaux et petits mammifères.
3	wildlifeplants	Tall Trees		Juglans regia	Walnut	Noyer commun	Nectar and pollen, nuts provide food for birds and mammals.	Nectar et pollen, les noix nourrissent oiseaux et petits mammifères.
4	wildlifeplants	Tall Trees		Quercus robur	Oak	Chêne pédonculé	Supports an average of 300 different insects, as well as bats, birds, fungi and mammals.	Abrite en moyenne 300 espèces d'insectes et en plus chauves-souris, oiseaux, champignons et mammifères.
5	wildlifeplants	Tall Trees		Robinia pseudoacacia	Black locust tree	Robinier faux-acacia	Intensely fragrant flowers attractive to bees (and wood pigeons). NB: can be invasive.	Fleurs très parfumées attirent abeilles (et pigeons ramiers). NB: peut être envahissant.
6	wildlifeplants	Tall Trees		Sorbus domestica	Service tree	Cormier	Pollen, nectar, berries. Leaves provide food for moth caterpillars.	Pollen, nectar, baies. Feuilles nourrissent les chenilles de papillons nocturnes.
7	wildlifeplants	Tall Trees		Tilia europaea	Common lime	Tilleul	Nectar, pollen and tisanes. Leaves eaten by caterpillars of many moths.	Nectar, pollen, tisanes. Les feuilles nourrissent les chenilles de nombreuses espèces de papillons nocturnes.
8	wildlifeplants	Small Trees		Acer campestre	Field maple	Erable champêtre	Nectar and pollen, small mammals eat the fruit. Leaves provide food for moth caterpillars.	Nectar et pollen. Les fruits nourrissent petits mammifères, les feuilles nourrissent les chenilles de papillons de nuit.
9	wildlifeplants	Small Trees		Alnus glutinosa	Common alder	Aulne	Food plant for moth caterpillars, catkins provide early nectar and pollen, birds eat the seeds.	Les feuilles nourrissent les chenilles de papillons de nuit, les chatons offrent pollen et nectar très tôt dans l'année, les oiseaux mangent les graines.
10	wildlifeplants	Small Trees		Arbutus unedo	Strawberry tree	Arbousier commun	Autumn flowers provide late pollen and nectar, birds and small mammals eat the fruit.	Les fleurs offrent pollen et nectar en automne, les fruits nourrissent oiseaux et petits mammifères.
11	wildlifeplants	Small Trees		Buddleja davidii	Buddleja	Buddléia	Fragrant flowers attract butterflies, bees and many other insects.	Les fleurs très parfumées attirent papillons, abeilles et de nombreux autres insectes.

wdt_ID	Type
1	Designers / Paysagistes
2	Suppliers and Specialists / Fournisseurs et experts
3	Nurseries / Pépinières

	Type	Photo?	Caption	MGF?	Company	Owner	Address	Commune	Telephone	Web Site	Description
Id. No.	Type	Photo?	Caption	MGF?	Company	Owner	Address	Commune	Telephone	Web Site	Description
3	Nurseries / Pépinières	x	Tecomanthe dendrophila		Pépinieres Pellizzaro	Dino Pellizzaro	290 Chemin de Léouse	06220 Vallauris	0493 64 18 43	https://www.facebook.com/dino.pellizzaro	Specialiste des plantes résistantes à la sécheresse, plantes méditerranéennes et sub-tropicales.
4	Nurseries / Pépinières	x	Rosa 'Mme Isaac Pereire'		Les Rosiers de Mougins	Larry Pasetti	863 rue de la Roquette	06250 Mougins	04 93 75 37 29	http://www.lesrosiersdemougins.fr/	A family business, specialising in roses for over 30 years. Knowledgable staff.
5	Nurseries / Pépinières	x	Ferns planted at the nursery entrance		Le Monde des Fougères	Olivier Ezavin	955 chemin du puits	06330 Roquefort-les-Pins	04 93 77 63 38	https://pepiniereezavin.com/en/	Fougères et plantes d'ombre. Vente par correspondance. See: Nursery visit October 2015
7	Nurseries / Pépinières	x	The nursery		Pépinieres Pastorino	Eric Pastorino	43 Chemin du Val de Cagne	06800 Cagnes-sur-Mer	04 93 73 85 56	https://www.facebook.com/pepinierespastorino/timeline	Producteur de végétaux méditerranéens. Espace jardinerie, plantes de haie, fleuries, grimpantes, agrumes, palmiers, aromatiques...
8	Nurseries / Pépinières				La pépinière de la Roseraie de Berty	Bernadette Bonnefoy	Quartier Fontaine	07070 Villeneuve-de-Berg	04 75 94 87 73	http://www.roseraie-de-berty.com	Spécialiste de rosiers anciens et botaniques. Vente par correspondance.
9	Nurseries / Pépinières	x	Eléonore at the Sérignan plant fair		La Roseraie de Berty	Eléonore Cruse		07110 Largentière	04 75 88 30 56	http://www.roseraie-de-berty.com	Jardin Remarquable. Collection de 700 variétés de roses anciennes dans une petite vallée sauvage.
10	Nurseries / Pépinières	x	Jean-Francois advising members		Le Jardin de Rochevieille	Jean-Francois Giraud	La Moutte	07220 Viviers	0475 50 34 94	https://www.pepiniere-jardin-de-rochevieille.fr/	Plantes résistantes à la sécheresse et au vent. Jardin de démonstration. Collection nationale de buddleias, bambous et bégonias.
11	Nurseries / Pépinières	x	Yan Surguet at the Fête des Rosiers, Château de Flaugergues		Les roses anciennes du jardin de Talos	Yan Surguet		09190 Taurignan-Vieux	06 87 15 70 74	http://www.rosesanciennes-talos.com	Roses anciennes. Propagation uniquement par boutures. Production certifiée ‘Agriculture Biologique’.
12	Nurseries / Pépinières	x			Association Kokopelli	Dominique Guillet	22 Cap de l'Ourm	09290 Le Mas d'Azil	06 33 58 45 02	https://kokopelli-semences.fr/fr/	Graines rares et anciennes.
13	Nurseries / Pépinières	x	Echinops ritro 'Veitch's Blue'	x	Le Jardin Champêtre	Kate Dumbleton and Imogen Checketts	19bis avenue de la Montagne Noire	11160 Caunes-Minervois	07 80 43 32 62	http://www.lejardinchampetre.com	Display garden, nursery and planting design service. See: Garden diary - Le Jardin Champêtre
15	Nurseries / Pépinières	x	Bougainvillea spectabilis		Pépinières Braun	Pierre et Pia Braun	1016 route de St Rémy de Provence	13630 Eyragues	04 90 92 89 56	http://www.pepiniere-braun.com	Spécialiste de plantes grimpantes et vivaces adaptées au climat méditerranéen.
16	Nurseries / Pépinières		Clematis viticella ‘Alba Luxurians’		Pépinière des Farguettes	Michel Lumen	Les Farguettes	24520 Saint-Nexans	05 53 24 37 54	https://mes-plantes.com/	Spécialiste des clématites. Vente par correspondance.
17	Nurseries / Pépinières		Acer buergerianum		La Grange aux Erables	Sébastien Emain	765 Chemin de la Rollière	26120 Montmeyran	06 08 47 97 16	http://www.lagrangeauxerables.com	Spécialiste des acers. Vente par correspondance.
18	Nurseries / Pépinières	x	La collection depivoines herbacées		Pivoines Rivière	Jean-Luc Rivière	La Plaine	26400 Crest	04 75 25 44 85	http://www.pivoinesriviere.com	Spécialiste de pivoines. Collection nationale de pivoines arbustives. See also: Nursery visit May 2024
19	Nurseries / Pépinières	x	The sequoia walk, planted in 1861		La Bambouseraie	Yves et Muriel Crouzet	Domaine de Prafrance	30140 Générargues	04 66 61 70 47	http://www.bambouseraie.fr	Bambous, palmiers, érables japonais, bananiers, ophiopogons, agrumes, poteries. See Nursery visits: March 2019 and March 2011
22	Nurseries / Pépinières				Mas de L'Agave	Angel Cao	La Réglisserie	30190 Moussac	04 66 81 77 14		Plantes à feuillage gris, plantes de garrigue, plantes ibériques.
23	Nurseries / Pépinières	x	Miriam et Fabien		Pépinières Quissac	Miriam et Fabien Quissac	St. Etienne d’Escattes	30250 Souvignargues	06 28 19 14 55	http://www.jardin-ecologique.fr	Arbres, arbustes, vivaces et annuelles pour le midi. See: Nursery visit September 2017
24	Nurseries / Pépinières	x	Hyacinthoides hispanica		Bulb’Argence	Lauw de Jager	Mas d’Argence	30300 Fourques	04 66 01 65 19	http://www.bulbargence.com	Bulbes originaires de climat méditerranéen. Jardin de démonstration. Catalogue. Vente par correspondance. See: Nursery visit - March 2014
25	Nurseries / Pépinières	x			Plants Potagers	Ghislaine et Michel Herrmann	Hameau Aumède	30440 Roquedur	04 67 82 50 45	http://www.plantspotagers.fr	Graines et plantes de légumes anciens. Contrôle Ecocert.
26	Nurseries / Pépinières				Pépinière la Feuillade	Denis et Sophie Rauzier		30450 Génolhac	04 66 61 15 92	http://www.lafeuillade.com	Fruitiers anciens, plantes ornementaux, rustiques, petits fruits rouges. Culture bio-dynamique. Contrôle Ecocert.
28	Nurseries / Pépinières		Festuca sp.		Jardinerie Pépinière Grincard	Famille Grincard	Route d’Avignon	30700 Uzès	04 66 22 64 58	http://www.pepiniere-grincard.com	Oliviers, cyprès, plantes méditerranéennes, poteries
30	Nurseries / Pépinières	x	The demonstration garden in June		Pépinière Filippi	Olivier et Clara Filippi	RD613	34140 Mèze	04 67 43 88 69	http://www.jardin-sec.com	Plantes résistantes à la sécheresse. Demonstration garden. Catalogue. Vente par correspondance. See: Garden diaries - Chez Olivier and Clara Filippi
31	Nurseries / Pépinières		Sunset, early May		Iris Bertrand	Franck Bertrand	Domaine de la Frégère	34150 Gignac	04 67 57 37 11	http://www.iris-bertrand.com	450 variétés d’iris. Vente par correspondance.
33	Nurseries / Pépinières	x	Members choosing irises at the nursery		Iris de Thau	Elisabeth Segui	Route de Villeveyrac	34170 Mèze	04 67 43 59 54		Spécialiste d’Iris
34	Nurseries / Pépinières	x	Brigitte et Jo		Pépinière Issa		67 avenue de Grenache	34270 Valflaunès	04 67 55 37 43	http://www.pepiniereissa.fr	Plantes d’Afrique du Sud, collection d’érythrines et hibiscus. Vente par correspondance.

		Category	Photo?	Recommended?	Library?	Title	Author First Name	Author Last Name	Publisher	Year	Description	Quotation	Source	Reviewer	review_slug
book_id	List name	Category	Photo?	Recommended?	Library?	Title	Author First Name	Author Last Name	Publisher	Year	Description	Quotation	Source	Reviewer	review_slug
2	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x	x	The Essential Garden Design Workbook - Second edition	Rosemary	Alexander	Timber Press	2009	Rosemary Alexander, founder and principal of the English Gardening School, has updated this classic design handbook with many suggestions to help improve the garden's ecosystems. The explanatory drawings are a delight.			Anthony Daniels	essentialdesign
3	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		Creative Sustainable Gardening	Diana	Anthony	Centre for Alternative Technology	2002	If you don’t want to use chemicals in your garden but are unsure whether natural alternatives will do the job, this is the book will help. It includes sections on soil drenches, foliar feeds, companion planting, pest identification and biological controls.	"Whether you want to go all the way down the road to chemical-free gardening or just part way, this practical guide is a great source of information. It's crammed full of advice...very good."	Amateur Gardening
4	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		The New Sunset Western Garden Book	Kathleen Norris	Brenzel	Oxmoor House	2012	This book includes a photo gallery of western USA’s most innovative gardens, including water-wise and fire-wise gardens, living walls and green roofs. There is a plant finder section and an encyclopaedia with photographs of some 8000 plants that thrive on the west coast of the USA.
5	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		Beth Chatto's Gravel Garden	Beth	Chatto	Frances Lincoln	2000	The story of how Beth Chatto created a gravel garden on the site of a former car park alongside her nursery and garden near Colchester, Essex.			Joanna Millar	gravelgarden
6	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		The Dry Garden	Beth	Chatto	J.M. Dent & Sons	1978	Beth Chatto's classic book revolutionised our understanding of dry gardening. Drawing from her own experience, she provides guidance on types of soil and on basic principles of design. A list of plants suited to dry conditions is included, with notes on their characteristics and advice on how to grow them.
7	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		La Haie méditerranéenne Pas à Pas	Daniel	Croci	Edisud	2001	35 concepts de haies à feuillages colorés et fleuries, et les 165 plantes les mieux adaptées.
8	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		Jardins du Midi l’art et la manière	Pierre	Cuche	Edisud	1997	Tous les conseils, pistes et mises en garde nécessaires à la création d'un jardin en région méditerranéenne, s'attachant en particulier au diagnostic préalable à la conception: climat, sol, type de terrain et eau disponible.
9	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		Plantes du Midi Tome 1	Pierre	Cuche	Edisud	2005	De l'abelia au xanthoceras pour les arbres et arbustes, de l'abies au widdringtonia pour les conifères et de l'akebia au wisteria pour les plantes grimpantes et sarmenteuses, on y trouvera une aide pratique de l’utilisation d’un large éventail de plantes.
10	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		Plantes du Midi Tome 2	Pierre	Cuche	Edisud	2005	Ce deuxième tome des Plantes du Midi répertorie les plantes vivaces et les plantes à bulbe et à racine charnue. Le grand intérêt des vivaces dans le Midi, c'est qu'elles sont présentes, visibles et décoratives toute l'année, en particulier l'hiver.
11	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x	x	Créer un jardin sans arrosage	Jean-Jacques	Derboux	Ulmer	2012	Ce livre présente 20 exemples de transformations ou de créations de Jean-Jacques Derboux dans la région de Montpellier. Photos " avant/après ", plans, aménagements, plantes et conseils pratiques.
12	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		The Luberon Garden	Alex	Dingwall-Main	Windsor	2002	Alex Dingwall-Main, landscape designer, gardener and writer, left London with his wife and a dog, in search of a new climate, a new way of gardening and a new way of life. This book is his account of his attempt at restoring the garden he bought in Ménerbes
13	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		Rain Gardens	Nigel	Dunnett and Andy Clayden	Timber Press	2007	Rain gardens encompass all elements that can be used to capture, channel, divert and make the most of the rain and snow that fall on a property. The authors have created a comprehensive guide to water management techniques for the garden and built environment. Suitable for home gardeners and professionals.
14	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		Les jardins et la pluie	Nigel	Dunnett et Andy Clayden	Editions du Rouergue	2007	Ce livre examine en détail chacun des éléments de la gestion durable de l’eau de pluie et donne toutes les informations pratiques nécessaires à leur mise en œuvre, mettant ainsi ces formidables avancées à la portée du jardinier amateur ou professionnel.
15	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		Pour un jardin sans arrosage	Olivier	Filippi	Actes Sud	2007	Comment créer un jardin sans arrosage? Quelles plantes choisir, et comment font-elles pour survivre à la sécheresse? Quelles sont les techniques à mettre en œuvre pour la préparation du sol, la plantation et l'entretien? Ce livre apporte des réponses concrètes et précises, basées sur une expérience de près de vingt ans de travail quotidien avec les plantes pour jardin sec.
16	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		Alternatives au Gazon	Olivier	Filippi	Actes Sud	2011	Ce livre présente une étude approfondie des solutions techniques qui permettent de remplacer le gazon en conditions difficiles. Il précise les avantages et les inconvénients des différentes alternatives au gazon en fonction de la surface à couvrir et de l'usage envisagé.
17	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		Planting Design for Dry Gardens	Olivier	Filippi	Filbert Press	2016	This English translation of Alternatives au Gazon, is sub-titled 'Beautiful, resilient groundcovers for terraces, paved area, gravel and other alternative to the lawn.' His drought-tolerant low-level plant combinations redefine the distinction between lawn and flowerbeds. The plant section includes over 200 grasses, groundcovers, perennials and wild flowers that will thrive amongst gravel and stone.			Alec Cobb & Rosie Peddle	plantingdesign
18	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		The Dry Gardening Handbook	Olivier	Filippi	Thames & Hudson	2008	A garden that can withstand summer drought and does not require watering is the dream of all gardeners conscious of the need to preserve natural resources, and who wish to create a garden in harmony with the environment. That dream can become a reality with the help of this book which provides concrete answers to the questions surrounding a dry garden.
19	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		Votre jardin méditerranéen	Heidi	Gildemeister	Edisud	1996	L'art de maîtriser l'eau et guide de plus de 1000 plantes tolérant la sécheresse.
20	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		Jardiner sous un climat méditerranéen	Heidi	Gildemeister	Aubanel	2004	20 modèles de jardins économes en l’eau. 200 photographes de jardins et plantes adapté au climat méditerranéen.
21	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		Gardening the Mediterranean Way	Heidi	Gildemeister	Thames & Hudson	2004	Heidi Gildemeister marshals her experience and design flair to explain, through a presentation of 20 very different gardens, how best to exploit the variety of topographical features and microclimates that exist in each Mediterranean climate region of the world.
22	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		Mediterranean Gardening	Heidi	Gildemeister	Thames and Hudson	2004	In this practical handbook, Heidi Gildemeister provides a comprehensive guide to waterwise gardening and over a thousand drought-tolerant Mediterranean plants.
23	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		White Beech	Germaine Greer	Greer	Bloomsbury	2014	In this book the author describes her efforts to restore ecologically some 150 acres of a former dairy farm, partly heavily forested, in south-east Queensland, Australia.			David Bracey	whitebeech
24	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x	x	Growing Healthy Vegetables in Spain	Clodagh & Dick	Handscombe	Santana Books	2006	The authors have been gardening in Spain for 20 years and have put all their experience into this book, which tells you everything you need to know about vegetable growing in a Mediterranean climate.
25	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x	x	Growing Healthy Fruit in Spain	Clodagh & Dick	Handscombe	Santana Books	2007	This book, aimed at gardeners in Spain, but relevant to other Mediterranean–climate countries, is especially useful in describing the organic fertilizers, insecticides and weed killers that you can make yourself at home.
26	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		Diary of a French Herb Garden	Geraldine	Holt	Pavilion Books	2002	This book tells the remarkable story of how an English food writer restored an ancient, walled garden in a village deep in the Ardèche region. The author describes the fun of planning and planting a herb garden, charting the year, month by month. Her garden is now open to the public.
27	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x	x	Jardins secs, s’adapter au manque d’eau	Brigitte	Lapouge-Déjean et Serge Lapouge	Terre Vivante	2012	Cet ouvrage présente les problèmes les plus fréquents liés à la sécheresse et leur résolution, à travers 12 exemples de beaux jardins. Un livre inspirant, pour choisir des plantes adaptées et trouver des solutions pratiques.
28	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		The Mediterranean Gardener	Hugo	Latymer	Frances Lincoln	2001	In writing this book, Hugo Latymer drew on 20 years' experience of gardening on the island of Mallorca. He writes with enthusiasm about plants that flourish in regions where summers are hot and dry, winters mild and wet.
29	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x	x	A l’écoute des arbres	Marc	Nucera	Actes Sud	2009	Sculpteur du vivant végétal, Marc Nucera transforme les arbres en œuvres de land art. Sans plan préétabli, il observe, apprivoise, accompagne l'épanouissement de l'arbre, explore les relations qu'il entretient avec les végétaux voisins et avec le paysage.	"Tout est là, dissimulé. Un noyau, une énergie, des multitudes de formes, un cœur qui bat. C'est riche, c'est infini. Il y a toujours un chemin pour aller plus loin à la rencontre de l'inattendu, de l'inconnu."	Marc Nucera
30	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		Drought Resistant Gardening		Royal Horticultural Society	Dorling Kindersley	2003	A practical guide to drought-tolerant plants and water saving methods in the garden.
31	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		Un Jardin Anglais en Provence	Natasha	Spender	Actes Sud	1999	Dans cet ouvrage Natasha Spender, la veuve de Stephen Spender, nous invite à découvrir son somptueux jardin, créé dans les Alpilles au début des années soixante.
32	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x		An English Garden in Provence	Natasha	Spender	Harvill Press	1999	In the 1960s Natasha Spender and her husband, the poet Sir Stephen Spender, acquired the ruins of a farmhouse in the Alpilles. This book is a record of the creation of a beautiful garden and the author’s gardening friendships with her neighbours.
33	recommendedbooks	Gardening	x	x	x	Making a Garden on a Greek Hillside	Jacqueline	Tyrwhitt	Denise Harvey	1998	Jackie Tyrwhitt, who created the garden which became Sparoza, wrote this book to assist other people wishing to make gardens in places with a Mediterranean climate, believing that anything that grew under the difficult conditions prevailing on this Greek hillside would be almost certain to grow better elsewhere.
34	recommendedbooks	Gardens	x	x		Nicole de Vésian - Un art des jardins en Provence	Louisa	Jones	Actes Sud	2011	Nicole de Vésian est une ancienne styliste de mode qui commença à faire des jardins vers 70 ans. Ce très beau livre retrace l'histoire de cette femme et de ses jardins.
35	recommendedbooks	Gardens	x	x		L’art de visiter un jardin	Louisa	Jones	Actes Sud	2009	Pour mieux profiter de la visite d'un jardin, Louisa Jones propose dix questions pour dix styles de jardin. Dans un parc historique, contemporain ou botanique, dans un potager, un jardin sauvage, d'inspiration méditerranéenne ou japonaise, sur quoi faut-il s'arrêter, que doit-on surtout regarder?
36	recommendedbooks	Gardens	x	x		Nicole de Vésian Gardens - Modern Design in Provence	Louisa	Jones	Actes Sud	2011	After a career as a fashion designer in Paris and New York, Nicole de Vésian (1916-1996) moved to Provence in the 1980s and, at the age of 70, began creating a series of innovative green and grey tapestries which have inspired gardeners and garden designers the world over.
37	recommendedbooks	Gardens	x	x		Manifeste pour les jardins méditerranéens	Louisa	Jones	Actes Sud	2012	Le jardin méditerranéen, qui témoigne d’une alliance heureuse entre l’homme et la terre, est bien plus qu’un simple jardin d’agrément: il répond à de multiples besoins et offre en toute saison des plaisirs variés.
38	recommendedbooks	Gardens	x	x		Du jardin au paysage	Louisa	Jones	Editions Aubanel	2005	Louisa Jones analyse la composition, le langage végétal et l'architecture du jardin de Provence à travers une trentaine d'exemples des plus beaux "paysages jardinés" réalisés par les meilleurs paysagistes de France ou venus d'ailleurs.
39	recommendedbooks	Gardens	x	x	x	Almanach des paysages et jardins du Sud	Louisa	Jones	Editions Aubanel	2008	Mois par mois, paysages et jardins depuis l'Aquitaine jusqu'à la Provence et la Côte d'Azur.
40	recommendedbooks	Gardens	x	x	x	Nouvelles natures, nouveaux jardins	Louisa	Jones	Editions Ulmer	2010	Des jardins en Languedoc-Roussillon représentent aujourd’hui un partenariat exceptionnel entre l’homme et la nature, où huit millénaires d’agriculture et d’élevage ont paradoxalement renforcé la richesse biologique, bien différent à la fois du modèle anglo-normand mais aussi de la Provence.
41	recommendedbooks	Gardens	x	x		Gardens in Provence	Louisa	Jones	Flammarion	2000	This book combines history with horticulture to show how the gardens of Provence and their surrounding landscape have developed in a continuing reciprocity.
42	recommendedbooks	Gardens	x	x	x	Le nouvel esprit des Jardins	Louisa	Jones	Hachette Livres Pratiques	1998	Pour chacun de dix beaux jardins contemporains Louisa Jones révèle quels étaient les enjeux, les souhaits et les moyens mis en œuvre pour les réaliser. Elle décrypte les couleurs, les éléments architecturaux, la palette végétale			Joanna Millar	nouvelespritdesjardins
43	recommendedbooks	Gardens	x	x		Provence - A Country Almanac	Louisa	Jones	Stewart, Tabori and Chang	1999	An exploration of what draws travellers from all over the world to Provence: wineries, folk festivals, gardens, restaurants, museums and traditional crafts. The book has information on local history and geography, Provencal style and customs and includes a recipe section.
44	recommendedbooks	Gardens	x	x	x	New Gardens in Provence	Louisa	Jones	Stewart, Tabori and Chang	2006	An English version of Du jardin au paysage. This book examines thirty gardens which have been designed to sit comfortably in the surrounding landscape.
45	recommendedbooks	Gardens	x	x	x	The Garden Visitor’s Companion	Louisa	Jones	Thames and Hudson	2009	“Illuminating … weaves together garden history, design and horticulture in a discussion that is international and genuinely contemporary … compulsory reading for all budding garden visitors”		Country Life
46	recommendedbooks	Gardens	x	x	x	Mediterranean Landscape Design	Louisa	Jones	Thames and Hudson	2012	With hundreds of wonderful photographs by Clive Nichols, and drawing on thirty years of exploration by Louisa Jones, this book offers a fresh vision of the Mediterranean, linking gardens, landscape design, literature, art and architecture.
47	recommendedbooks	Gardens	x	x		Guide des parcs et jardins en Languedoc-Roussillon	Françoise	Kouchner	Romain Pages	1995
48	recommendedbooks	Gardens	x	x	x	Jardins du Languedoc-Roussillon	Annie	Lagueyrie	Editions Ouest-France	2012	Trente jardins du Languedoc-Roussillon choisi par journaliste-spécialiste des jardins, Annie Lagueyrie, y compris bambouseraie, jardins traditionnels et modernes, jardin en cascades, et jardin nourricier de plantes aromatiques.
49	recommendedbooks	Gardens	x	x		Jardins de Garrigue	Véronique	Mure	Edisud	2007	On y découvre comment un paysage de vigne et d'olivier s'est peu à peu transformé en une mosaïque de jardins secs. Installés dans un environnement de pierres, chaleur et sécheresse ces jardins peuvent être considérés comme un modèle du jardin écologique.
50	recommendedbooks	Gardens	x	x		Jardins secrets de méditerranée	Jean	Mus	Flammarion	2005	Une vingtaine de jardins d’architecte-paysagiste Jean Mus, du Portugal à la Grèce, en passant par les rivages de la Côte d'Azur et les chemins de la Provence. Une source d'inspiration pour tous les amateurs de jardins ensoleillés.
51	recommendedbooks	Gardens	x	x		Jardins de la Méditerranée	Jean-Paul	Pigeat	Plume/Flammarion	2002	D’influence persane, orientale ou romaine, des jardins de la Côte d’Azur aux grandes propriétés espagnoles, jardins privés ou jardins publics, ce livre d’histoire des jardins nous montre une histoire d’une grande richesse, toujours en renouveau où la nature triomphe en grande inspiratrice.

Events

	International		English title		French title	French text			Location	Contact
wdt_ID	International	Photo	English title	English text	French title	French text	Start date	End date	Location	Contact
45	x	lycia	Autumn jewels of the Taurus	Organised by Mediterranean Plants and Gardens A one-week tour in south-west Turkey exploring habitats from the coast to the higher slopes, which still harbour stunning old growth cedar forests. There will be visits to Simena, Phaselis and Termessos, for the wild flora as well as for their history. Participants should see many species of colchicum, crocus and cyclamen and sternbergia. The leader will be Başak Gardner. After the botanical tour there is an optional cultural extension from 27 – 30 October. More details and a booking form can be found on the MPG website. Photo: Colchicum stevenii	Les joyaux d'automne du Taurus	Organisé par Mediterranean Plants and Gardens Un circuit d'une semaine dans le sud-ouest de la Turquie explorant les habitats de la côte aux versants les plus élevés, qui abritent encore d'étonnantes forêts anciennes de cèdres. Des visites sont prévues à Simena, Phaselis et Termessos, pour leur flore sauvage et leur histoire. Les participants devraient voir de nombreuses espèces de colchiques, de crocus, de cyclamens et de sternbergia. Le guide sera Başak Gardner. Après la visite botanique, une extension culturelle facultative est prévue du 27 au 30 octobre. De plus amples informations et un formulaire de réservation sont disponibles sur le site web de MPG. Photo: Colchicum stevenii	20/10/2024	27/10/2024	Lycia, Turkey	Heather Martin
46		lalouve	A visit to the gardens of La Citadelle and La Louve	Organised by Nanouk Pelen and Hedwige Lauwaert A trip to the Luberon to visit the Jardin Botanique du Domaine viticole de la Citadelle in Ménerbes, and the Jardin Remarquable of La Louve in Bonnieux. La Citadelle sits in a green setting extending over 5 hectares, with magnificent views. We will walk for around 1h30, accompanied by the gardener, to discover aromatic plants, edible wild medicinal plants and ‘la truffière’. In the afternoon we will drive to Bonnieux to visit La Louve, a privately owned garden commenced in 1986 by Nicole de Vésian, a designer at Hermès, who continued to work on the garden until she sold it in 1996. Having had several owners since then, the garden has had some additions, but the original design remains and is famous for its sculptural clipped Mediterranean plants and trees, stone pathways and benches, and views of the surrounding landscape. We will be given a guided tour by the property’s head gardener. Photo: La Louve ©Solange Brihat	Une visite aux jardins de La Citadelle et La Louve	Organisé par Nanouk Pelen et Hedwige Lauwaert Une excursion d'une journée dans le Luberon, visiter le domaine viticole de la Citadelle à Ménerbes et le Jardin Remarquable de la Louve à Bonnieux. La Citadelle se situe dans un écrin de verdure qui s’étend sur 5 hectares, avec des vues magnifiques. Nous allons faire une promenade d’environ 1h30, accompagné du jardinier, à la découverte des plantes aromatiques, médicinales sauvages comestibles et la truffière. L’après-midi nous visiterons le jardin de La Louve, créé en 1968 et les dix ans suivants par Nicole de Vésian, styliste chez Hermès. Vendu en 1996, la propriété privée est reconnue pour son jardin en restanques, la taille de ses plantes méditerranéennes et de ses cyprès, ainsi que pour ses vieilles pierres, les bancs en bois sculptés et les vues du paysage qui l’entoure. Nous serons guidés par le jardinier principal de la Louve. Photo: La Louve ©Solange Brihat	12/09/2024		Ménerbes et Bonnieux, Vaucluse	Nanouk Pelen
47			Exchange of ideas and plants	Organised by Chantal Guiraud You are invited to a planning meeting at 11.00am to exchange ideas on future activities and garden visits. After our exchange of ideas, I suggest an exchange of plants or seeds for autumn planting. Bring your own picnic and we will provide hot and cold drinks. Don’t forget to bring your plants to exchange with other members. Members who cannot be present can also send their proposals by e-mail.	Échanges d’idées et de plantes	Organisé par Chantal Guiraud Je vous propose une réunion de planification à 11h00 pour échanger des idées sur les futures activités et visites de jardin. Après nos échanges d’idées, je vous propose un échange de plantes ou graines en vue de nos plantations automnales. Apportez votre propre pique-nique et nous fournirons les boissons chaudes et froides. Les membres ne pouvant pas être présents peuvent aussi envoyer leurs propositions par e-mail.	29/08/2024		75, rue de la Vieille Poste, Montpellier	Chantal Guiraud

Item	Sub-item	Remarks
Dashboard		Standard WP plus some plugin items
	Home	Displays member area menu (which is maintained by the White Label CMS plugin – see Settings below)
	Updates	Displays the latest state of the WP code and plugins. Also used to update these.
	User searches	Inserted by Relevanssi search plugin. If logging is activated in the plugin (currently not), will display a list of what users have searched for.
	Admin search	Also inserted by Relevanssi. Allows admistrators to do unrestricted searches.
Posts		Standard WP
	All posts	Displays a list of all posts (which can then be edited).
	Add new	Opens the editor to add a new post
	Categories	Displays a list of all categories (which can then be edited).
	Tags	Displays a list of all tags (which can then be edited).
Media		Standard WP plus some plugin items
	Library	Displays a list of all media (which can then be edited).
	Add new	Opens the screen for adding new media to the library
	Categories	Displays a list of all categories (which can then be edited). NOTE: This category list is separate from the one used for posts and pages.
Popup Builder		Plug in
	All popups	Displays a list of all popups (which can then be edited).
	Categories	Displays a list of all categories (which can then be edited). NOTE: This category list is separate from the one used for posts and pages.
	Add new	Opens the screen for adding a new popup (Gutenberg editor plus plugin parameters
	All Subscribers	Feature not used by MGF
	Newsletter	Feature not used by MGF
	Settings	Settings for the plugin
	Extend	Additional features (payable) not used by MGF
	Support	Opens the plugin support forum
Pages		Standard WP plus MGF plugin item
	All posts	Displays a list of all pages (which can then be edited).
	Add new	Opens the editor to add a new page
	Categories	Displays a list of all categories (which can then be edited).
	Tags	Displays a list of all tags (which can then be edited).
	List Generation	MGF plug-in. Opens the screen to generate MGF list pages
Comments		Standard WP. Displays a list of all comments (which can then be edited).
	Settings	Settings for the plugin
	Cookie List	Feature not used by MGF
	Cookie Scanner	Feature not used by MGF
	Policy generator	Feature not used by MGF
	Script Blocker	Feature not used by MGF
	Privacy Overview	Feature not used by MGF
	Non-necessary	Feature not used by MGF
	Necessary	Feature not used by MGF
WP Forms		Plugin
	All Forms	Displays a list of all forms (which can then be edited).
	Add New	Opens the screen to add a new form
	Entries	Displays the usage statistics of all forms as well as the contents of each use.
	Settings	Setting for the plugin
	Tools	Admin tools for the plugin
	Addons	Allows activation of addons to the plugin (mostly paying). Some of the free ones are activated.
	Analytics	Feature not used by MGF
	SMTP	Feature not used by MGF
	About Us	Company publicity
	Community	Links to documentation and support forums
Appearance		Standard WP plus some plugin items
	Themes	Displays a list of all themes (which can then be activated).
	Customise	Displays a number of options to customise the site
	Widgets	Displays a list of all the widgets (which can then be edited).
	Menus	Displays a list of all the menus (which can then be edited).
	Header	Allows the changing of the site header image. Feature not used by MGF.
	Simple CSS	Gives access to the plugin of the same name
	Disable Widgets	Plugon. Quick way to disable widgets
	Theme Editor	Opens an editor for theme code (templates, stylesheets, functions, etc.). Best to not use as there is no backup file. If these files have to be changed, it is better to download them via FTP.
Plugins		Standard WP plus some plugin items
	Installed Plugins	Displays a list of all plugins (which can then be (de-)activated) and updated.
	Add New	Gives access to the plugin store.
	Plugin Editor	Opens an editor for plugin code. Best to not use as there is no backup file. If these files have to be changed, it is better to download them via FTP.
	Google Website Translator	Gives access to the settings for the plugin
Tools		Standard WP plus some plugin items
	Available Tools	Unknown. Seems redundant.
	Import	Can be used to import posts and comments from another WP site.
	Export	Can be used to export posts and comments to another WP site.
	Site Health	Displays recommendations for improving the configuration of the site.
	Export Personal Data	Exports selected personal data to a zip file. GDPR feature not needed by MGF.
	Erase Personal Data	Deletes personal data. GDPR feature not needed by MGF.
	Regenerate Thumbnails	Gives access to the plugin.
Settings		Standard WP plus some plugin items
	General	Basic WP settings: site title, language, etc.
	Writing	More basic WP settings
	Reading	More basic WP settings
	Discussion	General settings related to comments
	Media	Default sizes for images
	Permalinks	Format for permalinks
	Privacy	Pointer to the site privacy page
	Relevanssi	Gives access to the settings for the plugin
	White Label CMS	Gives access to the settings for the plugin
	WP-Paginate	Gives access to the settings for the plugin
	Kadence Blocks	Gives access to the settings for the plugin
	DCO Comment Attachment	Gives access to the settings for the plugin
	Frontend Reset Password	Gives access to the settings for the plugin
Folders Settings		Plugin
	Folders Settings	Gives access to the settings for the plugin
	Recommended Plugins	Advertising material. Ignore.
	Licence Key	Subscription information. MGF has the paid version of this plugin.
Yoast SEO		Plugin
Easy Google Maps		Plugin
	Overview	Overview and documentation of plugin
	Add Map	Opens the screen to add a new map
	All Maps	Displays a list of all maps (which can then be edited).
	Maps Import / Export	Allows for the import and export of map data
	Settings	Gives access to the settings for the plugin (including Google Maps API key)
	Marker Categories	Creation and editing of map markers
	Featured Plugins	Advertising material. Ignore.
BlogVault		Plugin Opens the menu for this plugin (backup and recovery)
Wordfence		Plugin
	Dashboard	Main menu for the plugin
	Firewall	Gives access to firewall settings and statistics
	Scan	Gives access to system scan and results
	Tools	Gives access to a number of system tools and diagnostics
	Login Security	Gives access to 2FA and reCAPTCHA settings. Not currently used.
	All Options	Master menu to all settings for the plugin (including licence key).
	Help	Gives access to the plugin documentation
	Protect More Sites	Links to Wordfence site. Ignore.
WP-phpMyAdmin		Plugin
wpDataTables		Plugin
	Dashboard	Main menu for the plugin
	wpDataTables	Displays a list of all tables (which can then be edited).
	Create a Table	Opens the screen to add a new table
	wpDataCharts	Displays a list of all charts (which can then be edited). Not used by MGF.
	Create a Chart	Opens the screen to add a new chart. Not used by MGF.
	Settings	Gives access to the settings for the plugin
	System info	Displays system information
	Get Help	Gives access to plugin documentation and support
	Lite vs Premium	Comparison of different versions. MGF has the Premium version.
	Addons	Additional plugins from the same supplier. Ignore.
Kadence		Plugin
Brevo		Plugin
	Home	Main menu for the plugin (including link to Sendinblue site – needed for detailed information re contacts and campaigns).
	Forms	Can be used to create form-like code for inclusion in pages. Not used by MGF.
	Statistics	Gives basic statistics about campaigns. Not used by MGF (see Member App – Broadcast Results)

	Type	Name	email_address	Slug
email_id	Type	Name	email_address	Slug
2	Former	Alain et Arlette Vidart	secretary@mediterraneangardening.fr	Vidart
6	Individual	Catriona Maclean	catriona@catrionamclean.com	Rossignols
7	Individual	Célia Gratraud	olives.celia@yahoo.fr	CGratraud
8	Individual	Charles Smith	chaswsmith113@gmail.com	CSmith
11	Individual	Evelyne Biollet	evelynebiollet@wanadoo.fr	EBiollet
12	Former	Fanny Isnard	secretary@mediterraneangardening.fr	Isnard
13	Individual	Frances Horne	frances.c.horne@orange.fr	FHorne
14	Individual	Gill Clarke	gill@absolution.co.uk	GClarke
15	Forrmer	Graham Petty	secretary@mediterraneangardening.fr	GJP
17	Individual	Imogen Checketts and Kate Dumbleton	lejardinchampetre@gmail.com	JardinChampetre
18	Individual	Jan Morgan	jmorgan239@gmail.com	JMorgan
19	Individual	Jennifer Hastings	jennifer.hastings@gmail.com	JHastings
20	Former	Joanna Millar	secretary@mediterraneangardening.fr	JMillar
21	Individual	Jenny Ritchie	jetritch@gmail.com	JEtritch
23	Individual	Katharine Fedden	katarine.fedden@wanadoo.fr	KFedden
24	Individual	Maddy Hughes	madalynhughes@aol.co.uk	MHughes
25	Forrmer	Maggie Lockett	secretary@mediterraneangardening.fr	MLockett
26	Individual	Maria Sansoni	floramediterranea@t-online.de	MariaS
27	Former	Michel Gautier	secretary@mediterraneangardening.fr	MGautier
29	Forrmer	Nina Guichard	secretary@mediterraneangardening.fr	nrlandscaping
30	Individual	Roland Leclercq	rolandlec34@gmail.com	Leclercq
31	Individual	Sonia Green	soniakgreen@gmail.com	SGreen
32	Individual	Sue Wake	sue@lagouraxi.com	SueW
33	Individual	Tilly Chambers	chamberstilly@gmail.com	TChambers
35	MGF role	Book Review Editor	reviews@mediterraneangardening.fr	ReviewsEditor
36	MGF role	Horticultural Adviser	hortconsult@mediterraneangardening.fr	Hort1
38	MGF role	Information Manager	informationmanager@mediterraneangardening.fr	InfMgr
39	MGF role	Librarian	library@mediterraneangardening.fr	Library
40	MGF role	Newsletter Editor	newsletter@mediterraneangardening.fr	News
41	MGF role	Occitanie event coordinator	ecoccitanie@mediterraneangardening.fr	Occitanie
42	MGF role	PACA event coordinator	ecpaca@mediterraneangardening.fr	PACA
45	MGF role	Secretary	secretary@mediterraneangardening.fr	Sec
46	MGF role	Seed Catalogue Manager	seeds@mediterraneangardening.fr	Seeds
48	MGF role	Treasurer	treasurer@mediterraneangardening.fr	Tres
49	Individual	Christine Daniels	christine@christinedaniels.com	CDaniels
50	Partner	Andalusía Gardening Group	lblyth@daveshelpline.com	AGG
51	Partner	California Horticultural Society	dtivol@yahoo.com	CalHort
52	Partner	Cape Horticultural Society	info@capehorticulturalsociety.co.za	CHS
53	Partner	Hortus	hortusacl@orange.fr	Hortus
54	Partner	Julie Kinney (MGMR)	jkinney@westnet.com.au	JulieK
55	Partner	Mediterranean Gardening Association Portugal	mgapsec@gmail.com	MGAP
56	Partner	Mediterranean Gardening Chile	aunda4@gmail.com	MGC
57	Partner	Mediterranean Gardening France (needed for MGi site)	christine@christinedaniels.com	MGF
58	Partner	Mediterranean Gardening International	jmb26130@gmail.com	MGI
59	Partner	Mediterranean Gardening Margaret River	jkinney@westnet.com.au	MGMR
60	Partner	Mediterranean Plants and Gardens	sue@tymon-uk.com	MPG
61	Partner	MGAP Conference 2019	mgapconference@gmail.com	MGAPConf2019
62	Partner	MGS Catalonia	brian.constable@gmail.com	Catalonia
63	Partner	MGS Costa Blanca	alanhawesinspain@gmail.com	CostaBlanca
64	Partner	MGS Crete	val.mgs@gmail.com	Crete
65	Partner	MGS Italy	angela.durnford@mgsitaly.org	Italy
66	Partner	MGS Northern California	jeanpierrebouchez@gmail.com	NCalif
67	Partner	MGS South Australia	markbarnett@adam.com.au	SAus
68	Partner	Okanagan Xeriscape Association	trailmixture@shaw.ca	OXA
70	Individual	Kevan Kristjanson	kkristjanson@gmail.com	KevanK
71	Former	Oron Peri	secretary@mediterraneangardening.fr	OPeri
74	MGF role	Website Editor	website@mediterraneangardening.fr	Webeditor
75	Individual	Chantal Guiraud	chantal.gouverner@gmail.com	CGuiraud
76	MGF role	Social media	socialmedia@mediterraneangardening.fr	socmedia
77	MGF role	Website Manager	website@mediterraneangardening.fr	website
78	Individual	Hedwige Lauwaert	Hlauwaert@gmail.com	Hlauwaert
79	MGF role	Events Vaucluse/BdRhone	ecvaucluse@mediterraneangardening.fr	EC84131
80	MGF role	Events Vaucluse/BdRhone	ecvaucluse@mediterraneangardening.fr	EC84132
82	MGF role	Membership Secretary	membership@mediterraneangardening.fr	Membership
83	Individual	Nanouk Pelen	noux@mac.com	NPelen
84	Individual	Heather Martin	hm@medpag.org	HMartin
85	Partner	MGS Western Australia	margot8@felixconsulting.biz	WAus
86	Individual	Liz Godfrey	godfreyliz@icloud.com	LGodfrey
87	Individual	Pierre Bianchi	pbianchi@wanadoo.fr	PBianchi

garden_id	Photo slug	Garden Name	Address	Commune			Telephone	Web Site	Description
garden_id	Photo slug	Garden Name	Address	Commune	Latitude	Longitude	Telephone	Web Site	Description	MGF Page 1	MGF Link 1	MGF Page 2	MGF Link 2
3	salagon	Prieuré de Salagon		04300 Mane	43.93443	5.76086	04 92 75 70 50	http://www.musee-de-salagon.com	Conçus par Pierre Lieutaghi, ethnobotaniste et écrivain, les jardins manifestent la diversité de la flore du climat méditerranéen à tendance montagnarde.
4	mouissone	La Mouissone		06130 Grasse	43.67176	6.93984	06 98 88 64 10	http://www.lamouissone.com	An expanding collection of individual gardens within an old olive grove: spring meadow terraces, bamboo garden, red garden, succulents and woodland walk.
5	fortfrance	La Villa Fort France	237 Avenue Saint Exupéry	06130 Grasse	43.67595	6.94844	04 93 36 04 94	http://www.valeriedecourcel.fr	Le jardin est implanté sur une ancienne oliveraie. Restanques, petits escaliers intégrés dans les murs, arbres fruitiers, arbustes, vivaces, rosiers. See also: Garden visits May 2016
6	noailles	Villa Noailles	59 avenue Guy de Maupassant	06130 Grasse	43.13985	6.12441	04 93 36 06 77	https://www.departement06.fr/grasse/jardin-de-la-villa-noailles-16396.html	Created in 1947 by Vicomte de Noailles on the site of a natural spring to supply the many fountains, bassins and canals. Design inspired by classic English and Italian gardens.	MGF Past activities May 2016	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/may-mai-2016a-visit-to-le-mas-des-pivoines-and-the-villa-noailles-in-grasse/
7	madone	Serre de la Madone	74 Route de Gorbio	06500 Menton	43.77543	7.47429	04 93 57 73 90	https://www.menton.fr/Jardin-Serre-de-la-Madone.html?oaq%5Bwhat%5D=serre%20de%20la%20madone	Créé entre 1924 et 1939 par Lawrence Johnston et achetée en 1999 par le Conservatoire du Littoral, c’est aujourd’hui un jardin botanique et historique.
8	citronneraie	La Citronneraie	69 Corniche Tardieu	06500 Menton	43.79605	7.48782	04 92 10 33 66	http://lacitronneraie.fr/	Un jardin d'oliviers et de citronniers, ainsi que de pamplemoussiers, orangiers, kumquatiers, mandariniers, pomelos, bigaradiers et un jardin dédié aux plantes tropicales.	Past Activities May 2017	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/may-mai-2017visites-des-jardins-la-citronneraie-et-les-colombieres-alpes-maritimes/
9	argeliere	L'Argelière	400 Chemin des Vallières	06610 La Gaude	43.72397	7.14726	04 93 24 46 36	http://www.argeliere.fr/cmssimple/index.php?page=le-jardin	Un jardin privé en restanques, à la lisière d'un bois de chênes et de pins. On y répertorie plus de 1 200 espèces et variétés. Le jardin ne reçoit ni pesticides, ni engrais chimiques.	Past Activities September 2016	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/september-septembre-2016visits-to-gardens-in-la-gaude-and-vence-alpes-maritimes/
10	fontfroide	L'Abbaye de Fontfroide	D613	11100 Narbonne	43.12755	2.89846	04 68 45 11 08	https://www.fontfroide.com/	Les jardins de l'Abbaye, ont été rénovés en 2009/10 et comportent des terrasses plantées de façons à dépeindre l'histoire de l'abbaye.
11	champetre	Le Jardin Champêtre	19 bis Av. de la Montagne Noire	11160 Caunes-Minervois	43.32975	2.52267	07 80 43 32 62	https://lejardinchampetre.com/	Imogen and Kate's plant nursery and demonstration garden with flowering perennials, ornamental grasses, shrubs, ground-cover/lawn replacements, herbs, sensory plants and drought tolerant plants.	Garden Diaries : Le Jardin Champêtre	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/le-jardin-champetre/
15	bibemus	Les Carrières de Bibémus		13100 Aix-en-Provence	43.53135	5.50077	04 42 16 11 61	https://www.cezanne-en-provence.com/les-sites-de-cezanne/carrieres-de-bibemus/	Ici Cézanne peignit 27 de ses œuvres. L'aménagement paysager, permettant aux visiteurs de voir le site, a été créé par l'Atelier d'Alep.	MGi 'Art et Jardins' visit 12 May 2017	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/may-mai-2017-the-annual-general-meeting-2017-andinternational-conference-art-et-jardins-aix-en-provence/	Past Activities October 2011	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/october-2011-a-visit-to-chateau-de-beaulieu-and-the-bibemus-quarries-near-aix-en-provence/
16	romegas	Les Jardins de Romégas	3992 Chemin de St Donat	13100 Aix-en-Provence	43.57354	5.44902	04 42 23 17 53	http://www.jardins-romegas-provence.com/	Une bastide aixoise de milieu du XVIIème siècle. Jardin à la française du XVIIIème avec un parterre traditionnel de buis, ombragé de pins multi-centenaires.	MGi 'Art et Jardins' visit 11 May 2017	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/may-mai-2017-the-annual-general-meeting-2017-andinternational-conference-art-et-jardins-aix-en-provence/
17	payan	Les Jardins de Payan	Chemin F. Mannoni	13150 Tarascon	43.74144	4.69117	04 90 54 62 38	http://www.lesjardinsdepayan.fr	Un jardin au pied des Alpilles avec un arboretum, un potager et plus de 1000 espèces de plantes	MGF Past Activities April 2014	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/april-avril-2014visit-to-the-gardens-of-the-mas-de-payan/
18	albertas	Les Jardins d'Albertas	D8n	13320 Bouc-Bel-Air	43.45613	5.40286	04 42 22 94 71	http://www.jardinsalbertas.com/	Les Jardins d’Albertas ont conservé intacte leur composition initiale du 17ème siècle. Parterres, un grand bassin aux 8 tritons, une grotte à l’italienne, d'arbres anciens.	MGi 'Art et Jardins' visit 12 May 2017	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/may-mai-2017-the-annual-general-meeting-2017-andinternational-conference-art-et-jardins-aix-en-provence/
19	eguilles	Le Jardin d'Éguilles	105 rue Paul Magallon	13510 Éguilles	43.57116	5.35306	06 03 77 67 40	http://www.max-sauze.com/	Le jardin d'artiste et plasticien, Max Sauze. Planté d’espèces variées, les œuvres se marient à la végétation créant un espace poétique au cœur du village.	MGi 'Art et Jardins' visit 11 May 2017	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/may-mai-2017-the-annual-general-meeting-2017-andinternational-conference-art-et-jardins-aix-en-provence/
20	terrain	Le Terrain		13550 Noves	43.878599	4.909771	04 90 92 99 21		Galerie en plein air ou Marc Nucera, sculpteur et spécialiste de "Land Art", utilise les arbres vivants et morts et des arbustes pour créer un paysage artistique.	Past Activities September 2011	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/september-2011visits-to-gardens-in-eygalieres-and-noves-with-marc-nucera-author-of-a-lecoute-des-arbres/
21	lacoste	Château la Coste	2750 Route de la Cride	13610 Le Puy Ste Réparade	43.63603	5.4194	04 42 61 92 90	https://chateau-la-coste.com/	Se promener à travers bois, collines, champs d’oliviers et vignes afin de découvrir les œuvres d’art et installations des artistes et architectes contemporains invités.	MGi 'Art et Jardins' visit 11 May 2017	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/may-mai-2017-the-annual-general-meeting-2017-andinternational-conference-art-et-jardins-aix-en-provence/	Past activities November 2015	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/november-novembre-2015visit-to-chateau-la-coste/
22	sables	Le Jardin des Sables	Chemin des Sables	26120 Montvendre	44.878327	5.021094	06 68 19 92 17		Crée en 1997, sur une terre pauvre, ce jardin présente une belle collection d'arbres et plantes rares. Les floraisons et couleurs des écorces s'étalent tout au long de l'année.	MGF Past Activities June 2013	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/june-2013-visits-to-gardens-in-the-drome/
23	zenborja	Le Jardin Zen d'Erik Borja	530 Chemin du jardin Zen	26600 Beaumont-Monteux	45.04370	4.94999	04 75 07 32 27	http://www.erikborja.fr	Un grand jardin d'inspiration japonaise et méditerranéenne commencé en 1973. Un lieu d'harmonie et de sérénité, adapté au climat du site.	Article by Jacqueline Potter (MGF)	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/le-jardin-zen-de-erik-borja-beaumont-monteux-dromea-visit-in-october-2022-une-visite-en-octobre-2022/	Article by Elisabeth Gratraud (MGF)	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/le-jardin-zen-derik-borja-beaumont-monteux-drome/
24	adhemar	Le Jardin Botanique de La-Garde-Adhémar		26700 La-Garde-Adhémar	44.39291	4.75219	04 75 04 10	http://www.la-garde-adhemar.com	3.000 m² en terrasses, avec superbe panorama, sur lesquels s'épanouissent 200 espèces de plantes médicinales et de collection.	MGF Past Activities June 2013	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/june-2013-visits-to-gardens-in-the-drome/
25	bambouseraie	La Bambouseraie	Domaine de Prafrance	30140 Générargues	44.07131	3.98136	04 66 61 70 47	https://www.bambouseraie.fr/	15 hectares de parc avec une collection de plus de 200 espèces de bambous, un village laotien, un jardin japonais et des séquoias centenaires.	MGF Past Activities March 2011	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/march-mars-2011-a-visit-to-the-bambouseraie-de-prafrance-and-a-talk-on-jasminesune-visite-a-la-bambouseraie-de-prafrance-et-une-causerie-sur-les-jasmins/	MGF Past Activities March 2019	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/march-2019-mars-2019visit-to-the-bambouseraie-de-prafrance-generargues-near-anduze-gard/
26	mazet	Le Jardin de Mazet	Paillès	30170 Monoblet	44.01019	3.86478	04 66 85 22 40	https://mariedemazet.com/	4 hectares de jardin sur les contreforts des Cévennes. Promenades à travers bois, terrasses en fleurs, cèdres et châtaigniers centenaires. Cultivation of plants for herbal teas with healing properties.	MGF Past Activities September 2012	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/september-2012-a-visit-to-le-jardin-de-mazet/
27	bulbargence	Bulb' Argence	Mas d’Argence	30300 Fourques	43.71174	4.53658	04 66 01 65 19	http://www.bulbargence.com	Un jardin de démonstration pour bulbes à fleurs originaires de climat méditerranéen.	MGF Past activities March 2014	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/march-mars-2014-soil-workshop-at-bulbargenceatelier-sur-les-types-de-sols-chez-bulbargence/
28	standre	L'Abbaye Saint-André	Fort Saint-André	30400 Villeneuve-lez-Avignon	43.96618	4.80098		http://www.abbayesaintandre.fr/le-jardin/	Un grand jardin provençal en terrasses, restauré dans les années vingt, avec un superbe panorama du Mont Ventoux aux Alpilles.	Past Activities September 2009	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/september-2009-a-day-visiting-gardens-in-villeneuve-lez-avignon/
29	tomple	Jardin du Tomple		30450 Concoules	44.36305	3.95143	04 66 61 11 31	http://jardindutomple.canalblog.com/	Jardin ornemental au pied du mont Lozère. Riche collection de rosiers anciens, viornes, pivoines, hydrangeas et plantes vivaces.	Past Activities June 2017	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/june-juin-2017-le-jardin-du-tomple-concoules-gard/
30	sambucs	Jardin des Sambucs	Le Villaret	30570 Saint-André-de-Majencoules	44.02328	3.68740	04 67 82 46 47	https://jardinsambucs.com/	Une succession de petits jardins en terrasses. Les calades vous mènent vers les traversiers de fleurs, les potagers et les bassins. Systèmes de récupération de l'eau.	MGF Past Activities April 2014	https://mediterraneangardening.fr/april-avril-2014-le-jardin-des-sambucs-un-jardin-pas-comme-les-autres/?highlight=sambucs

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