It is at the foot of a thousand-year-old lime tree that grew on a silver deposit that you can observe the flowers of the Tiliaceae Argentus.
Over time, this tree, of an exceptional size, has developed a strange interaction between the metal, so precious to us, and its internal structure. If you approach at the right time of year and at dusk, you may be lucky enough to observe its tiny sparkling flowers. You will then be able to witness this exceptional natural mutation between the ore and the living; the tree using this particularity to attract bees and other pollinators, who come by the thousands, hypnotized by its unusual brilliance.
These flowers carry in their hearts a precious nectar which they generously give away in exchange for the loyal services of their hosts.