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The
garden :
You
will find over 350 different species among the plants in the Jardines
del Robledo garden; thus, visitors staying in their little stone houses
always have an extremely coloured scenery to watch all year round, whatever
the season might be. The privileged location of the houses (facing south,
on a small slope at the edge of the village) widens the scenery, which
appears to the eye as an extension of the garden. |
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| The
fruit garden:
In due time, intermingled within the garden, there will appear a wide diversity of edible fruits: cherries, morello cherries, raspberries, strawberries, blackberries… almonds, walnuts, redcurrants, blueberries… all of them biologically grown, to satisfy that ancient craving for new flavours straight from the tree or bush. |
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GreenWorkhouse:
In our eagerness to keep the garden always lively, as well as transmitting our enthusiasm to our visitors, we keep a small green/workhouse within the grounds of the houses where our visitors can grow their own plants from the cuttings chosen among their favourite plants from the garden. |
| The animated garden: On arrival,
visitors are usually met by a welcome committee made up by Baloo the
puppy (speedygonzálezalwaysthefirstthere) followed by Don Gato
the cat. Always ready to make new friends, they both soon become great
favourites among our pet-loving visitors without bothering those who’d
rather keep their distance from them. If you can keep track of them,
you’ll soon discover a platoon of cats, like Peluso, Albus &
Madraza, all of them inhabitants of Jardines del Robledo, where aside
from freely frolicking around they also help keep the place free from
other –less welcome- creatures. |
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| Copyright © 2008 by Frédéric CREUSOT and Manuel MARTÍN |  |
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| Recommended lodgings in the Sierra de Francia. |
Cottages La Fuente and El Caño Chico 2-7 people. |
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