Maule Plant Fair

The Maule Plant Fair: the gardeners' spring

Every year at the end of May, the town of Maule, a peaceful village in the Mauldre valley in the Yvelines, hosts its traditional Plant Fair. This event, bringing together around 175 exhibitors from across the Île-de-France region and neighboring areas, has become one of the major horticultural events of western Paris.

A plant festival at the heart of the Yvelines

The Maule Plant Fair is much more than just a flower market: it is a true celebration of living things. Rare perennials, old roses, ornamental shrubs, aromatic and medicinal plants, forgotten vegetables, annuals, bulbs, local seeds, cacti and succulents, fruit trees, bonsai… the botanical diversity on offer appeals to both experienced gardeners and beginners.

Expert advice and knowledge sharing

One of the main attractions of this plant fair lies in the presence of competent and passionate exhibitors. Nurserymen willingly share their advice on variety selection, planting methods, care, and adaptation to the Île-de-France climate.

Maule, a charming setting for a country day

The town of Maule, rich in medieval heritage and an 11th-century Romanesque church, provides a pleasant setting for extending the visit. The village, crossed by the Mauldre river, is surrounded by wooded hills and agricultural landscapes typical of the Mantois region.

A must-visit for garden lovers

Whether you are an experienced gardener looking for botanical rarities or an amateur wanting to get started in gardening, the Maule Plant Fair offers a rich and inspiring experience.