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It’s spring and I really miss my abandoned garden in Osnabrück. I miss gardening. Friends of mine are asking about what to plant at which time and place in their own gardens. At least I can visit and help them from time to time. Here are some nice gardening inspirations for the upcoming season! I …
Patrick Blanc is a French botanist who invented the technique to create vertical gardens (murs végétaux): Beautiful green gardens with plants that are selected by him to fit to the locality and the climate. His creations are bringing a fantastic amount of green nature into urban surroundings that is absolute stunning. I wish you a …
All pics by Franzi. Today there is not much time. So, I’m just sharing a few impressions from the wilderness in our allotment garden with you. Our little green oasis urgently needs some enthusiastic gardeners. Nevertheless, I like to hang out there – at the moment all the berries are ready to be harvested. The …
All pics by Franzi. I know, I know… it’s fall. I can’t deny it any longer. To be honest, I even enjoyed the last two weeks with this special fall light, the crisp air in the mornings and the first yellow leaves. But let us – only one last time – look back. Summer felt …
Perfect Places Pt. 6: Those were my Summer Days 2013! Weiterlesen »
Like I promised you last week, today I show you an outfit that is perfect for spending time in an allotment or on a balcony while planting flowers or digging in the earth. It’s practical and cute. And hey, when do you ever get the possibility to wear a nice overall?! Who would have thought …
Pic by Franzi. You choose Gardening as the second topic you would like to read as a Special Monday post.- And voilá, here it comes… Like you already may know (because I wrote about it several times), I am the proud co-owner of an allotment garden myself and on top I have the incredible luck …
It’s official: The tomato season has started: On my own balcony, in the vegetable gardens, on the farmers market. And I’m always again surprised about the variety of forms and colours you can find there. What a sharp contrast to the always pale red things you find in the supermarket the whole year-long. But what …