Delphine Boulay Garden

The Delphine Boulay Garden sits tucked into a corner of Parc Henri Barbusse, defined by a formal layout of low stone walls and precise rows of lavender. It was created in memory of a local woman who died in the nineteen nineties, reflecting a quiet, personal history rather than a public monument. The garden focuses on sensory experience, emphasizing fragrant plants meant to be touched and smelled, keeping the memory of her particular interest in botany and neighborhood beautification alive in the soil.