Horticulture and landscape conservation; support for horticultural organizations
Brief description
The cooperation between the district advisory service for horticulture and landscape conservation and the leisure horticulture associations serves to promote horticulture and landscape conservation.Description
By working together with the clubs and associations involved in the promotion of garden culture and landscape conservation, the District Advisory Service for Garden Culture and Landscape Conservation achieves a strong dissemination of knowledge and recommendations, for example in the areas of planning principles, plant and variety selection, fertilization and care of gardens, and acts as a multiplier, e.g. through- Educational work in the field of horticulture and landscape conservation in the form of lectures and practical courses.
- The training and further training of extension workers, in particular gardeners and arborists.
Support for individual garden owners organized in associations is provided by the leisure gardening associations with their local and district groups (see "Related links").
Special information for - District of Bad Tölz WolfratshausenPlease note the references to our topic pages "Natural garden certification" and "Fruit variety ark Benediktbeuern - Häusern" under the further links.
Further links
- Bavarian State Association for Horticulture and Landcare e.V.
- Eigenheimerverband Bayern e.V.
- Landesverband Bayerischer Kleingärtner e.V.
- Verband Wohneigentum - Landesverband Bayern e.V. (formerly Bayerischer Siedlerbund)
- Natural garden certification
Nature garden - Bavaria in bloom
The award "Naturgarten - Bayern blüht" is a Bavaria-wide initiative of the Landesvereinigung Gartenbau Bayern e.V., the Bayerischer Landesverband für Gartenbau und Landespflege e.V. and the Verband der bayerischen Kreisfachberater.
- Fruit variety ark Benediktbeuern - Häusern
The district of Bad Tölz - Wolfratshausen is one of the project sponsors of the biodiversity project "Apfel Birne Berge - Alte Obstsorten im oberbayerischen Alpenvorland", in which 270 apple and pear varieties threatened with extinction have been bred and replanted in a total of six fruit variety arks.
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