Our story
Pépinière du Palais takes its name from the river that runs along our plots, in the marshlands of Poitou-Charentes.
Preserved land
This land has never seen a motorised vehicle or a chemical product. The soil is intact — rich with marshland fauna and flora that we protect.
Living beds
80 cm to 1 metre wide, 3 to 9 metres long, framed with logs. Each bed is an ecosystem: wild herbs grow until spring, pulled by hand, left in place. The soil feeds itself.
50 mother plants
Hazelnuts, figs, vines, raspberries, lavender, thyme, artichokes, elephant garlic, perpetual leeks. Planted last year, they grow in the marshland terroir.
3,000 reclaimed pots
From a former nursery. Nothing bought, everything reused. Our plants ship in pots or bare root depending on species and season.
Fig trees among the rushes
Here, fig trees grow literally among the rushes. A hole, some leaves, a wire mesh — nature does the rest.
🧺 Pépinière du Palais takes its name from the river that runs along our plots, in the marshlands of Poitou-Charentes.
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