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Friday, September 28, 2018 / Published in Asheville History, Buildings, Forgotten People, Local History, Photograph Collection

Found People of Asheville Part 4: Frenchman Shaped Asheville’s Horticulture Scene 100 Years Ago

Eudore Artus was born in the Bay of Biscay area of France in 1883. His father was a shoe maker but Eudore took up gardening at age 12. In 1910 he was working in Paris for a woman from Montreal, Canada, who was a friend of Mother Deplanch, founder of St. Genevieve. While Mother Deplanch
62 College StreetArt's Garden ShopEudore ArtusJules ArtusJulia ArtusMarie Artus

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