In the opulent court of King Louis XIV, renowned landscape artist André Le Nôtre is commissioned to design the grand gardens of the Palace of Versailles. To assist him, Le Nôtre holds a competitive selection process for his team and is captivated by the unorthodox yet talented garden designer, Sabine de Barra. Despite her unconventional style and lower status, Sabine’s unique vision earns her a place in the prestigious project. As she steps into the male-dominated world of courtly politics and intricate designs, she faces both professional and personal challenges. Her innovative ideas and passion for gardening initially clash with Le Nôtre’s structured approach, but gradually a deep respect forms between them. Alongside, Sabine contends with tragic memories from her past.

As the project progresses, Sabine navigates the complex web of courtly intrigue, rivalry, and romance, forming unexpected alliances and friendships while striving to bring her vision to life. Her resilience and creativity draw attention and admiration, even as she grapples with her own emotional scars. The narrative encapsulates the tension between order and chaos in art and life, reflected in the creation of the gardens themselves. Behind the scenes, political machinations and personal transformations take shape at the sprawling Versailles, illustrating the power struggles and human connections that drive the endeavor forward.