The best florists Sarthe

Marinich Besnardeau opened this lovely shop two and a half years ago. This French Florists Champion in 2001 has a safe taste. The atmosphere is nature and if most plants are worked in pot, the accessory does not dominate the plant. We love the idea of offering a bouquet with about €. The bouquet hydrangeas are extremely poetic. It's a garden spirit that you may love, unless you prefer more contemporary creations. Marinich also sells small, very fashionable furniture. It's a flower shop like you like them. Beset by perfumes - one was warned by the name - we know where to give a nose. The eyes have so much to do the house puts taste in its compositions, and even the simplest. In addition, there are the very cool vases that are usually changed by this noble corporation. We love.

Say it with dried flowers! Behind the doors of this enchanting showcase: plants, dried flowers, but also just the right amount of vases, decorations and original jewelry. All you need to decorate your home or stock up on gift ideas, but that's not all. Several times a year, the two sisters who share the store offer "dried flower workshops", where you can make your own wreath. If you don't have a green thumb, you can also place personalized orders in this unusual flower store, which looks like a cabinet of curiosities!

In the heart of the Cité Plantagenêt, this workshop is an enchantment. Here works a florist artist. Juggling dried or fresh flowers, a wicker basket and a vintage vase, Nathalie imagines bouquets and floral decorations of great charm. This utopian florist, inspired by the slow flower movement and a member of the Collectif de la Fleur Française, dreams of seeing seasonal flowers - organic and field-grown, if possible - reclaim the stalls and landscapes. In love with garden flowers, a little crazy, those of the fields, fragile, of the undergrowth, discreet, she composes floral poetry for your home or your wedding, a hotel or a funeral.