Expands agricultural activities by implementing agroecology and permaculture practices.

ABOUT US

The Partager la Terre association was founded in 2010. It is located on the grounds of the Château de la Mole in the Gulf of Saint-Tropez.
The site’s owner, Mr. Patrice de Colmont, is developing the agricultural activities of this magnificent location by implementing agroecology and permaculture practices.

We have created a large garden to grow vegetables naturally, with a constant focus on moving toward self-sufficiency.
The association’s goal is to promote and share agroecology and permaculture with the general public.

OUR ACTIVITIES

CREATE YOUR GARDEN: We can offer solutions tailored to your needs:
– provide support: site visits, advice, and assistance in creating and maintaining your garden–
help you define your needs collaboratively with all stakeholders–
help you design and implement the necessary
improvements– offer services for the creation and maintenance of a vegetable garden or specific
plant beds We will work with you to assess your needs and provide a proposal to meet them:

EVENTS, WORKSHOPS, CONFERENCES »
We organize activities and awareness-raising initiatives for all audiences: children, adults, professionals, and teachers, during events focused on gardening or nature, for organizations (local governments, associations, recreation or vacation centers, schools, institutions, and various groups…): participatory lectures, fun activities, workshops, participatory projects,

TRAINING
PLT organizes 5-day courses several times a year to cover all aspects of ecological gardening: 

• Soil: Understanding how it works, learning about your garden’s soil, making it productive and healthy
• Plants: their biology and interactions with their environment
• The garden ecosystem
• Starting and designing your vegetable garden
• Organizing and carrying out cultivation (sowing, planting, crop rotations, beneficial plant combinations, planting calendar, and the needs of different vegetables, etc.)
• Plant health: mechanisms of action and natural care
• Water conservation in the garden