Oldenburg's Schlossgarten Blooms With 10 DIY Eco-Friendly Flower Projects
In Oldenburg's Schlossgarten, the 'Klimaoasen Oldenburg' project has successfully implemented 10 easy DIY flower garden projects in the Blumengarten. These projects aim to create vibrant, eco-friendly spaces while supporting local pollinators.
To establish a wildflower meadow, choose a suitable location, remove existing vegetation, prepare the soil, and scatter native wildflower seeds evenly. This not only adds a burst of color but also attracts pollinators, creating a natural, unstructured beauty.
Vertical gardens, using trellises or repurposed wooden pallets, are a space-saving and visually pleasing way to grow flowers. Raised flower beds, built with wood, stone, or bricks, provide better drainage and ease of access for gardening.
A pollinator hotel, a small wooden structure with compartments filled with materials like hollow bamboo sticks, provides shelter for beneficial insects. Similarly, a herb and flower spiral combines practicality and aesthetics, growing herbs and flowers in a spiral-shaped structure.
Window boxes and hanging flower baskets add color and life to windowsills and vertical spaces respectively, requiring regular watering. A perennial border, using plants that return year after year, is a low-maintenance way to add beauty to your garden.
The 10 DIY flower garden projects in Oldenburg's Schlossgarten demonstrate how easy it is to create vibrant, eco-friendly spaces that support local pollinators. From wildflower meadows to vertical gardens and pollinator hotels, these projects add beauty and functionality to any garden.
