The owner of Jardin de Jacky in Morocco is called Larbi Rada. Notify him in advance of your visit, claiming to be from the Jardin aux Etoiles. He will welcome you!See the "Good plan" below.

From sage to bitter orange

Depending on the time of year, you will see whole fields of sage, verbena, lemongrass, rosemary, borage, basil or even garlic, which grow peacefully in the shelter of sour orange trees, wild orange trees whose buds are renowned for their exceptional properties.

Also called pelargonium, the geranium is so beautiful that the operator would regret having to cut it, if it were not to make beneficial herbal teas. The production of Le Jardin de Jacky is in fact exclusively devoted to medicinal use and to export, intended for European customers looking for herbal teas, decoctions and other foot baths made from these dried plants. A meticulous sorting is carried out on site by friendly Moroccan staff with whom you can exchange your impressions. 

No insecticides or chemical fertilizers are used. The fertilizer is that deposited by the sheep grazing in these fields.

Phytotherapy

Disappeared in March 2016, the initiator of Le Jardin de Jacky, Jean-Jacques Descamps, was responsible for the wellness center of the Swiss alpine resort of Ovronnaz. He had taken up the torch from the hands of his uncle, Maurice Mességué, who launched phytotherapy several decades ago. Jean-Jacques Descamps was the author of several books: "Revive me", "Health through plants" and "Your meeting at Jacky's Garden".