Designing with wild plants - with Tabea Ehrensperger and Stephan Hornstein

The importance of native wild plants for biodiversity is constantly increasing nowadays. For us humans, wild plants are a valuable source of vitamin-rich food and medicine. This course provides holistic knowledge about the diverse importance of our flora. In addition to edible wild plants and their importance in medicine, the focus is on promoting wild bees and butterflies with native flowers.

In addition to imparting theoretical knowledge, a practical part of the course involves planting insect-promoting plants. The course is complemented by a tour of our permaculture site, where the diverse plants are presented in their natural habitat.

At the end of the course, participants will know how to create a wild perennial garden that looks beautiful, provides food and medicine for humans and conjures up a great buzzing and humming sound.


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