the garden hose

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The Potager du Roi (Kitchen Garden of the King, meaning Louis XIV) was created in the seventeenth Century to produce fresh fruits and vegetables for the King’s court. It hasn’t changed very much since then (apart from garden hoses of course) and is still maintained by the National School for Landscape Architects, which is also hosted on the premises.

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