Situated on a 4ha/10-acre site on Allain River, a tributary of the Annapolis, theme gardens exemplify the region's former and future horticultural techniques. A traditional house and a replica of the aboiteau system depict the Acadian Garden. Formal in style, the Governor's Garden is characteristic of early-18C landscape gardening. The Victorian Garden is more natural, in keeping with 19C taste and the Rose Garden is rich in the scent of this lovely flower.