We are in Porchiano del Monte, in the municipality of Amelia.
Along Provincial Road 86 a red mailbox placed on the side of a dirt road indicates the access point to reach the house of Il Marchese Magro. In the short stretch of road before reaching the house, one encounters some strange vegetation that anticipates the originality of this small farm.

From Rome, he moved to the Amelia area, bought a farmhouse with surrounding land and with care, wisdom and love, decided to live in contact with nature, to protect it and to obtain fruits from it through exclusively natural methods.

The place he elects as the base for his new life comprises 6 hectares total, divided between fruit trees, arable land, forest and olive grove. The place is a treasure chest of biodiversity that Igor patiently opened and brought back to life.
Rare fruit trees, then almonds, Agnus Castus or “false pepper” trees, apricots, a few varieties of plums (the cacona plum, Armascia, and nun’s thigh) and figs (bianchella and ancient Roman), and a sacred merangola enjoying the sun in a terrace below the house.

And finally the olive grove, 2.5 hectares.
Covered initially by thicket, it now breathes and is nourished by oietto and chicory deliberately left to enrich the soil with nitrogen and release scents. It is ideally divided into two zones: the Garden of the Gods and the Garden of Eden, the latter of which, located at the highest part of the property, is the chosen area for admiring the Cimini Mountains.