Tending to home-grown vegetables, harvesting wild plants within city parks, and participating in urban walking tours showcasing natural local flora.
The city of Gütersloh is gearing up for the eleventh edition of the "Living Gardens" event series, taking place from September 10, 2025. This 15-event series, organised by the Environmental Protection Department of the city and the Volkshochschule, aims to provide a wealth of information about gardening, sustainability, and garden design.
September 10: Kick-starting the series, the "Living Gardens in Gütersloh" event will offer a warm welcome to all, whether experienced garden enthusiasts or beginners.
September 19: Garden planner Daniela Toman will lead a tour of the city park and botanical garden, offering insights into the design and maintenance of these beautiful spaces.
September 25: Dr. Heidi Lorey, a renowned garden expert, will share tips on growing winter vegetables, ensuring a bountiful harvest even in colder months.
October 8: Prof. Dr. Michael Böhm, a garden architect, will give a lecture on "The Garden in Climate Change", discussing how gardens can adapt to changing weather patterns and contribute to a more sustainable future.
October 8: Garden architect Tanja Minardo will also present a lecture on the same day, focusing on "The Garden in Climate Change".
Throughout the series, attendees can expect to learn about vegetable culture, modern and nature-friendly garden design, and wild herb cuisine. The events will also delve into the importance of sustainability and how it can be incorporated into gardening practices.
For those interested in hands-on learning, the "Living Gardens" program offers practical cooking and gardening courses. The program brochure, detailing all events and registration information, is available on the Volkshochschule Gütersloh website. Registrations can also be made by phone or email.
For content-related questions, please contact the Environmental Consultation of the city of Gütersloh. The "Living Gardens" program is a fantastic opportunity to learn, connect, and grow—both literally and figuratively. Don't miss out!
For further details about the individual offers and the entire "Living Gardens" program, visit the Volkshochschule Gütersloh website.
