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dogbaneThe Madeleine site has an exceptional position in the heart of difficult limestone terrain.

Around the welcome center, information panels show the botanical wonders of the area. Forest and scrubland- called “garrigue” - are important features of the landscape with evergreen Holm oak as well as white oak and Montpellier maple. The “garrigue” is a low growth forest of often aromatic Mediterranean shrubs: thyme, lavender, savory, cistus, soapwort, valerian, aphyllantes, scotch broom, sumac, juniper, boxwood, honeysuckle, and sarsaparilla. Many plants used to be used for medicine or fertilizer.

 

Lavande
anacamptis pyramidalis
aphyllanthes monspeliensis
biscutella cichoriifolia
cistus albidus
hormathophylla macrocarpa O.Peyronel
iris lutescens
lactuca perenis
olivier
ophris araneola