Maximize your Returns
With over 15 years of expertise in commercial horticulture in Senegal, we offer high-yield investment opportunities: 8% to 20% within a year, depending on the crop and the amount invested.
Investing with The True Gardener (TTG) means offering a good return on your capital while contributing to the development of Senegal and the well-being of its rural populations.
Thioro Fall
Cofounder of TTG
Doctor of Horticulture,
Crop and Soil Scientist
Mattéo Zucchi
Director M.Z. Agro
Agricultural Engineer,
working in commercial horticulture
in Senegal since 2012
Pierre Lefevre
Manager of TTG
Expert in Project Management,
led several projects and companies
in Senegal from 2002 to 2018
Thioro, Mattéo, and Pierre are three professionals in horticultural production in Senegal. They share a vision of making agriculture a sustainable and profitable investment opportunity.
Their expertise allows them to offer high-yield investment opportunities in commercial horticulture in Senegal. They currently operate a fully equipped 74-hectare (182.9-acre) production unit in the Thiès region, cultivating crops for the West African and European markets, in compliance with Global G.A.P. standards. They aim to reach 244 hectares (603 acres) for the upcoming season.
Firmly rooted in local realities, yet guided by an international outlook, they are your ideal partners for developing innovative and sustainable agricultural projects in Senegal.
Unlock exceptional growth opportunities
Squash
8% profit
2,75 à 52,25 million XOF
10% profit
55 à 107.25 million
12% profit
110 million and more
Cantaloupe
10% profit
3,5 à 66,5 million XOF
12% profit
70 à 136 million
15% profit
140 million and more
Onion
12% profit
3,25 à 6,75 million XOF
15% profit
65 à 125.75 million
20% profit
130 million and more
Watermelon
10% profit
3,5 à 66,5 million XOF
12% profit
70 à 136 million
15% profit
140 million and more
How to Invest?
As the deadline has passed, all of our cultivation areas are now closed to further funding.
Each season, we allocate a designated growing area based on the contracts we have with our clients. Since the deadline has passed, we can no longer accept any new contributions for this season.
We look forward to new opportunities with you in the coming months.
Send your investment by mid-September (second Friday) of each year
This is when we place orders for agricultural inputs (i.e. seeds, nursery pots, fertilizer, and phytosanitary) and for soil preparation (i.e….).
Contact us regarding money transfer options
- Bank transfer or check (takes 5 to 10 days)
- Electronic transfer (immediate availability) SendWave, Orange Money, MoneyGram, Wise
Watch your crops grow and your investment increase
By the end of June of the following year, your investment will mature. That’s when we complete the harvest, finalize sales, and collect payments from our buyers. We will then return your initial investment plus the agreed profit.
Who we are?
‘The True Gardener’ is a family-owned company under Senegalese law, founded in 2023 by Thioro Fall and Pierre Lefèvre. Established as an LLC, our company offers high-yield investment opportunities accessible to individuals, families, cooperatives, and organizations.
Our primary mission is clear: to provide profitable, ethical, and sustainable investment solutions in partnership with reliable and experienced partners across Senegal.
Our vision
At ‘The True Gardener,’ we believe that economic prosperity can —and should — go hand in hand with sustainable local development.
By diversifying our areas of intervention, including horticulture, fishery, renewable energy, civil engineering, real estate, and more. We aim to build balanced and high-performing investment portfolios while strengthening the positive impact of our projects on local communities and their environment.
A Responsible Investment Approach
We carefully select our partners based on three key criteria: their expertise, credibility, and positive social impact.
Through these strategic collaborations, we develop high-value projects that benefit both our investors and local populations.
Growth Built on Trust
‘The True Gardener’ is dedicated to using funds wisely and adopts a limited marketing approach grounded in transparency and client satisfaction.
While we serve everyone, we particularly encourage individuals, families, and cooperatives with modest or middle incomes to access reliable, income-generating, and sustainable investment solutions
A Warmly Human Project
Behind The True Gardener are our families and friends, who supported the project from the beginning and allowed it to grow. We express our gratitude to those who have contributed to our development:
• Suzanne Coura Ndione, for her invaluable administrative support in Senegal
• Robert Privette, President and co-founder of Lavavein, for designing our logo and website
• Charlotte Hart, for proofreading our English page to ensure our English-speaking audience easily understand our project.
• Aminata Rose Fall and Maimouna Fall, for their work in local communications with our clients.
Their commitment embodies the founding values of our company, which include collaboration, solidarity, and gratitude.
Why ‘The True Gardener’?
Disclosures
If you choose to invest with us, please note that our Agreement includes a “Force Majeure” clause.
Your initial investment is always secured. If there is a fortuitous event, the interest/profit may change.
The portion of this contract that cannot be performed due to a fortuitous event or force majeure shall be exempt from normal liability.
For the purposes of this clause, “fortuitous event” or “force majeure” means any event or cause that could not have been foreseen or that, if foreseen, becomes unavoidable and results in a total or partial inability to fulfill the obligations outlined in this contract.
Events considered as force majeure or fortuitous events include, but are not limited to: border closures, epidemics or quarantines, restrictions on the movement of goods, fire, flood, explosion, atmospheric disturbances, radiation or lightning, storm, volcanic eruption, hurricane, tornado, earthquake, landslide, war, vandalism, civil war, insurrection or social unrest, acts of terrorism, strikes, lockouts or other industrial disruptions, and measures by the government or any other authority or body (national or international) that affect either party’s ability to fulfill any of its obligations.
The Parties agree to cooperate in good faith and to make the necessary efforts to reduce any losses and damage that may arise from a fortuitous event or force majeure.
In case of an unforeseeable event preventing the performance of the contract (as described above), the affected Party shall immediately let the other Party know. If the situation continues for more than one (1) month, the Parties shall seek to reach an agreement for adjustment.