“Spring is just around the corner and also hobby gardeners are ready and are looking forward to getting started,” says Oön-Biogärtner Karl Ploberger at a press conference with agricultural land councilor Michaela Langer-Weninger and state gardener Hannes Hofmüller in Linz. The very big trend is naturalness in the garden. “No matter what age, almost everyone is now striving to garden, without poison, sustainable and insect -friendly,” said the expert.
Tips, tricks and trends are available on the 4-quarter garden land tour, which will take a stop this year in St. Georgen an der Gusen, Leonding, Burgkirchen and Vöcklabruck. Seminar farmer Martina Sallaberger also provides a new perspective on everyday plants, but reinterpreted in her lecture “buds and co – fresh vitamins from the garden”.
“New garden choice” in spring
“In March we are touring the country and are already looking forward to numerous garden enthusiasts,” emphasize Agricultural Councilor Michaela Langer-Weninger and Karl Ploberger. The biogärtner is also there again when the OÖN searches the most beautiful gardens in the country in 2025. This year the competition takes place in cooperation with the country, starting in spring.
The dates
March 17: Active Park, St. Georgen/Gusen
March 18: multi -purpose hall, Burgkirchen
March 24: City Hall, Vöcklabruck
March 25: Kürnberghalle, Leonding
The beginning is at 7 p.m., whereby the event halls will be open at 6.30 p.m. in order to be able to use the information stands and other offers. Admission is free.
The plants of 2025
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Image: Upper Austria Gärtner
Source: Nachrichten
