Mixed culture
In einer guten Mischkultur gibt es allerlei Mit- und Nebeneinander, ungewöhnliche Stadtgärten-Projekte, Urbanes Grün und BIO-logisches zu entdecken. Gehen Sie mit uns auf Spurensuche nach interessanten Gärten und Gärtnereien, Tiergeschichten und allem anderen, was Gartenkultur ausmacht.
Entdeckt

Magische Orte in Vimmerby: Auf den Spuren von Astrid Lindgren und ihren Gartenwelten
Ein unvergesslicher Ausflug nach Astrid Lindgrens Näs – wo Geschichten lebendig werden.Im Herzen des småländischen Vimmerby liegt ein ganz besonderer Ort: Astrid Lindgrens Näs, der Geburtsort und das kreative Zentrum einer der berühmtesten Kinderbuchautorinnen der Welt. Wer Pippi Langstrumpf, Mic...
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Forest of Blue Flowers
In some forests, you can experience a true wonder on a spring walk. Discover the magic of the bluebell.
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Garden passion at Sissinghurst Castle
For garden lovers traveling to England, a visit to Sissinghurst Castle is certainly a must. The white garden is world-famous, and the collection of old rose varieties is legendary. The passion of the two creators for gardening can still be felt today, making Sissinghurst one of the most beautiful...
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Gartenkultur

Barbara Day
Flowering branches at Christmas not only promise good luck in the new year, but also bring a touch of spring into the winter season. A beautiful tradition bestowed upon us by Saint Barbara during Advent.
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Piet Oudolf's Perennial Paradise
Public gardens for weekend getaways, events, or concerts can be found almost everywhere in the world. But one particularly beautiful one can be found in the heart of the Netherlands: the distinctive perennial garden of the internationally renowned garden designer Piet Oudolf.
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Garden passion at Sissinghurst Castle
For garden lovers traveling to England, a visit to Sissinghurst Castle is certainly a must. The white garden is world-famous, and the collection of old rose varieties is legendary. The passion of the two creators for gardening can still be felt today, making Sissinghurst one of the most beautiful...
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Für Kinder

A gardening year with children – experiencing nature through the ages
The garden is a silent companion throughout the year – and with children, it becomes a living storyteller. Each season brings its own magic, its own colors, smells, and sounds. Walking through the garden with children allows you to experience the cycle of nature in a very special way: mindfully,...
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Children in the garden: playing, marveling, sowing – a little paradise for young explorers
A garden is more than just a place with beds and trees – for children, it's a vibrant playground full of wonder. Between tomato plants and sunflowers, there's space for development, for curiosity, for small, big adventures. Anyone who observes children in the garden realizes: nature is the best ...
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Make your own bird feeder dumplings with kids: A winter DIY for little hands
As the days get shorter and nature goes into hibernation, we can all give something back together. Homemade bird feeder dumplings are not only a loving contribution to nature conservation but also a magical craft idea for the whole family.
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Leselust

Gartensprüche und Zitate – Lieblingsworte für alle, die Gärten lieben
Seit über 25 Jahren sammeln wir Zitate, Sprüche und Gedanken rund um den Garten, die Natur und das stille Glück im Grünen. Viele dieser Worte begleiten uns von Anfang an beim Gartenzauber: auf Tafeln entlang der Allee, in unseren Flyern, als kleine Botschaften in der Dekoration oder in unseren Be...
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Beloved Easter traditions!
Have you ever heard of the hen from heaven or even the fox as the bearer of Easter eggs? Do you know why people still gather around the Easter bonfire today? Why eggs are dyed at Easter, and how Easter got its name?
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The history of the Christmas tree
The Christmas tree has long held a permanent place in our Christmas celebrations, creating a warm and cozy atmosphere and a spicy forest scent that makes us want to huddle under it. It's found in almost every living room at Christmas, and it's decorated and adorned anew every year, always a child...
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Urban & Biologisch

Ever heard of guerrilla gardening?
Their weapons are shovels, rakes, and seed bombs; their targets are desolate, barren urban corners. Thanks to the actions of the guerrilla gardeners, these suddenly become greener and more colorful overnight.
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Urban Gardening – Harvesting from the Box
Urban gardening is also what the exemplary community garden in St. Pauli represents: In the heart of Hamburg, people have taken their nutrition into their own hands. They provide organic vegetables and herbs fresh from the neighborhood.
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The plums are ripe!
They're just waiting to be picked into buckets and boxes. The time is ripe for the plum harvest! The blue-frosted fruits taste best freshly picked, straight from the tree – whether from your own garden, from a fruit seller, from a local farmer, or discovered on a walk. The autumn prospects are wo...
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Tierwelt

Wild bumblebees
Bees are vitally important for plant pollination and have fascinatingly diverse lifestyles. Read here how to identify wild bumblebees and what you can do to help them.
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Birds as weather sensors
Animals are experienced weather forecasters. But it's not just the well-known weather frog who makes fairly accurate predictions; birds also show quite clear signs of weather changes, which are worth knowing. Because you can trust animal "forecasts"!
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DIY ladybug house quickly built
Ladybugs are the most powerful weapon against aphids. To keep these pretty beetles on our good side, we build them a ladybug house, where they can retreat during the winter and in whose environment they can reproduce and eat their fill.
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Singvögel

Starling (Sturnus vulgaris)
With their extraordinary talents as vocal imitators and elegant formation artists, starlings are not ordinary birds and were rightly named “Bird of the Year 2018”.
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