Rendezvous in the garden: Discover Delmenhorsts Green Oases!

Rendezvous in the garden: Discover Delmenhorsts Green Oases!

The anticipation for the event "Rendezvous in the Garden" increases, which takes place in Delmenhorst from June 6th to 8th, 2025. The Claussen family opens their natural garden on Heidkruger Bäke, Tannenbergstraße 98, for garden lovers. This initiative, which is supported by Garden Network Germany , the French Ministry of Culture and the German National Committee for Monument Protection, aims to promote garden rooms as places of learning, relaxation and experimentation.

In the garden of the Claussen family, around 100 ceramic unicates from the artist Regina Claussen-DAW are exhibited. This year's motto is "Gardens made of stone - stones in gardens". Also, Margret Hoffmann participates with her “Garden of Passions” at Weidenstraße 10, where they offer their guests a tasty range of coffee and cake. Your garden impresses with a colorful perennial garden, an English kitchen garden with Victorian greenhouse and various crops.

opening times and admission prices

Visitors can explore the garden of the Claussen family free of charge on Friday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. and on Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. On the other hand, an entry of 3 euros is due in the garden of Margret Hoffmann on Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. For larger groups, pre -registration is required at 01 51/11 77 05 00.

The "Rendez-Vous Aux Jardins" event was launched in France in 2003 and has established itself for an international event since 2018. This year, 50 new garden owners in Germany will take part in the campaign. There are topics such as biodiversity, gardening in climate change, the use of natural and recycled materials and social memory by monuments and sculptures in the focus.

soundscape in European gardens

2023 the events were under the sign of the soundscapes in gardens and parks, whereby natural sounds such as the call of the nightingale and the insect hums were highlighted. Musical diversity, which included jazz, classical, poetry and theater, accompanied the experiences. The Vice President of the DGGL, Beate Reuber, emphasized that this opened new perspectives on gardens and parks. In 22 European countries, garden enthusiasts celebrated together and thus showed the cultural importance of garden landscapes.

Garden fairs, as described on Gartenmessen.de in detail, offer a wide range of experiences for the senses. They present gardeners, craftsmen and designers who convince with their selected products for indoor and outdoor spaces. Musical performances and culinary delights are often part of the programs, which makes the events a special experience for garden lovers. The website offers a digital calendar for an easy search for garden events and a wealth of tips and stories about garden and lifestyle.

The "rendezvous in the garden" will not only be a highlight for garden friends, but also a way to actively become part of the gardening community and to deepen your own connection to nature.