Irish and Scottish settlers. This land welcomed the Irish, the Scots and a few Americans and so has a distinctive and rich architectural heritage. The landscape of the hill translates into rocky soil which meant using the stone. As early as the second half of the XIXth century, the farmers of the area began superb orchards. The stones from the fields were piled into walls which dot the landscape and are evidence of cleared land.
	Appropriately nicknamed "Quebec Garden", the Jardins-de-Napierville region is an invitation to enjoy earthly pleasures. As the principal gateway to the "Circuit du Paysan", the region offers you the beauty of its scenic landscape and the opportunity to sample a multitude of local products. Prepare a picnic to satisfy your hunger, or add a special touch to your meal. Our speciality shops offer a wide variety of delectable products sure to please the palate. Let your self be guided by the delightful aromas.
	The territory also regroups various businesses who represent the rural way of life of our township, a harmony between past and present. Each and every business outside the Circuit du Paysan route are passionate about their art or production. Artisans, wine producers, cider producers, farmers, chefs and bed & breakfast owners will share their intimate knowledge of the region as well as their know-how, often coming from long standing traditions.