Das sensationelle Winterhochbeet

This book is produced in a climate-positive way, printed cradle-to-cradle, and remains plastic-free and unpackaged. Into the winter box it goes - hot vegetables for cold hours. Snuggle up by the fireplace, watch the snowflakes dance, and observe your raised bed vegetables grow. Sounds like a fairy tale? But it isn’t. It would be a waste to leave your beloved raised bed fallow from autumn to spring. That ends now: Bring new life to your raised bed and plant it even in winter. Discover the incredible variety and amazing capabilities of vegetables, herbs, and more, even in the frosty season. So, put on your hat, lace up your boots, and head out into the snow - your vegetables are already waiting for you. It warms the heart! Dress warmly - it’s going to get frosty. The vegetable winter famously begins in spring, so you should start planning early enough. Find out when the right time is to plant your winter raised bed so you can harvest fresh vegetables even in the cold season. Is your raised bed in the right place so that your vegetables won’t freeze and will receive enough light despite the cold, dark season? How much frost can your vegetables tolerate, and how can you best protect them from it? Also, discover practical fillers: what can be planted in the bed before the winter vegetables? Doris Kampas, the grande dame of raised beds, provides you with all the important information and tips about your winter raised bed. Make lunchtime exciting - colorful, more colorful, crunchy. These 7 themed beds are impressive: from the winter soup raised bed to the salad raised bed, the vegetarian/vegan raised bed, to my herb winter raised bed - find out what type of winter raised bed you are, or simply try them all! The only important thing is that your vegetable and herb partners get along well.