Charlottenfels Rose Garden
The rose and peony garden, covering approximately 300 square meters, was once magnificently laid out by Swiss "rose father" Dietrich Woessner as a style and test garden.
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The roses were replanted in 2009 by the Schaffhausen Rose Society. Since 2014, over 90 different varieties of peonies have been growing just below the roses. Wild species, from which numerous varieties have been bred, grow right by the garden entrance. Ten varieties bred in Ticino by the Englishman Sir Peter Smithers, who died in 2006, can also be seen.
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Charlottenfels
8212
Neuhausen am Rheinfall
Schweiz
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