“Today is yesterday’s tomorrow”, 5-year-old Mael.
You’ve come to the right place if
- you’re looking to plant woody plants,
- you’d like to focus on their quality and vigour,
- discover an experience, an additional adventure on your territory,
- share and exchange ideas about trees.
My approach
The main idea is to obtain quality products, whose agronomic practices enable soil regeneration.
The future climate is uncertain. Let’s cultivate life and resilience. Let’s put more diversity in our hedges and orchards. Let’s preserve pollinators and micro-fauna. Aggrade our soils. In short, let’s plant roots for tomorrow!
I believe that it is through living soil and diversity that agricultural and food-producing systems will best withstand the hazards of the future. Thinking about varieties and species is important, but it’s not the only way to meet today’s challenges.
Producing abundance, moving in the direction of life, speeding up soil regeneration to be useful to us, human beings, while there’s still time.
For living, gourmet landscapes.
My wish is to bring biodiversity into hedgerows and orchards with a view to resilience and anticipation of future hazards.
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Produce edible tree, shrub and vine seedlings: heirloom fruit trees, melliferous, nitrogen-fixing and forage trees.
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Farm gate sales, more local produce
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Respecting biodiversity and soil degradation. The only fertility inputs today are straw, hay, green waste shredding and manure. Ideally, these will eventually be produced on the farm.
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Prefer seedling trees for greater resistance. It takes longer to bear fruit than a less vigorous tree, but that’s a choice.
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In a few years’ time, we intend to offer seedlings from seeds harvested around the nursery and perhaps even further south.
Concretely
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(far fa-bell fa-fw): Bare-root fruit trees are on sale only during the winter rest period from November to March, orders open in September.
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(far fa-bell fa-fw): Country rootball trees should be made available in the same rhythm as fruit trees.
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I still have a few trees in pots that you can pick up at the nursery or at non-winter fairs.
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What’s growing now
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Find me in the commune of Pageas (87230)
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It’s up to you to plant the roots of tomorrow ;)