(Top) Crowds coming and going in the Tuileries Garden. (Bottom) A beautiful scene at the Paris Garden Show.
(Image) A striking postmodern-style architectural garden.
(Image) Four poetic and picturesque demonstration garden display cases.
(Top) A postmodern-style architectural garden. (Bottom) An innovative modern demonstration garden.

(Top) Olivier Riols - Capsel's Garden - Spiritual Garden. (Bottom Left) Horticultural tools exhibition. (Bottom Right) Garden home decor items. Every year on a sunny June day, the most grand annual horticulture exhibition in Paris is held in the Tuileries Garden in the city center. France is a country that loves beautiful things and pays great attention to quality of life, covering food, clothing, housing, education, and entertainment. Thus, it is no accident that Paris became the capital of art; life has become an innovative style for Parisians evolving with the times, and Parisian chic often leads trends, especially in refined living. The French love of beauty and taste in living are unique and distinctly French, making them proud.

The tradition of French horticulture is long-standing, and the distinctive French-style gardens are quintessentially French. The rigorous geometric symmetry of garden planning has become modern urban architecture intertwined with nature and natural architecture. Walking has become an indispensable ritual of life. Lush green parks and colorful gardens serve as the backyard for Parisians in the metropolis. Of course, flowers and plants in home gardens add infinite interest to life. It is said that the French, who love flowers and plants, spend an astonishing amount annually on plants, flowers, and horticultural peripherals—equivalent to the cost of nearly two highways. No wonder there are so many horticulture exhibitions around Paris.

The annual Tuileries Garden Horticulture Exhibition always attracts thousands of Parisian gardening enthusiasts. This exhibition features colorful plants, various horticultural tools, and new garden cases constructed by famous garden designers and companies from across France. In just one long weekend (June 1-3), it brings the peak of Parisian horticulture. This visually pleasing exhibition provides space and scenes for Parisians to view, engage with, purchase, and explore current horticultural trends and developments every year.