Press releases Spring

15.01.2025 Seasonal / Spring

Early spring

Tips & tricks for a faster start to the flowering season

The winter is long and cold – and the longing for fresh greenery and the scent of flowers is growing again. How about spring coming a little earlier? With a few helpers, you can do it anywhere, whether on the windowsill, balcony or terrace, in the garden or greenhouse.

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30.04.2024 Seasonal / Spring

Gardening knowledge update

Smart and efficient gardening

Gardening may be a manual activity, but apps and smart technology can help gardeners to understand and look after their gardens. They can access information digitally, use local data and even get invaluable support with gardening tasks.

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18.04.2024 Seasonal / Spring

Green spaces need water

How to maintain green spaces with clever watering

Gardens struggle to cope with extended heat waves followed by heavy rainfall. With long periods of extreme heat becoming longer and longer, green spaces are more important than ever. Water is critical so they can survive and keep naturally regulating the temperature locally in the long term. It falls to gardeners to ensure that a sufficient supply of water is always available – especially during long dry spells.

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09.04.2024 Seasonal / Spring

Less gravel, more greenery

Inspiration for weather-resistant green spaces

Gardens, balconies, and terraces are popular spots for gardening, relaxation, growing own food or extension of the indoor living space. But as extreme weather becomes more common, it is increasingly important for gardens to be adaptable. Efficient water use and biodiversity are key when it comes to planning resilient gardens.

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06.03.2024 Seasonal / Spring

More resilience is also becoming increasingly important in domestic green spaces

Adapting green spaces to extreme weather conditions

Extreme weather, such as heavy rain, drought, and heat waves, is becoming more widespread due to climate change, with the potential for serious damage to be caused. Green spaces like gardens, balconies and patios need to be resilient, adaptable, and able to spring back after isolated instances of extreme weather.

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06.03.2024 Seasonal / Spring

Green resilience in the face of climate change

Gardens will need to be more resilient than ever going forward

Climate change is having an impact on the weather all around the world, with heavy rainfall, drought and heat waves becoming more and more widespread. Green spaces need to be able to cope with these weather events and adapt to the changing environmental conditions if they are going to survive. They need to be resilient, which involves being adaptable and able to spring back after isolated instances of extreme weather.

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