Genau so geht Bio-Garten!

The difference between the "active" gardener and the "lazy" gardener is that the "lazy" ones enjoy nature but do not want to confine it to neatly arranged sections. Their garden is a natural paradise, but not a wilderness. It’s all about the know-how; with the right approach, every garden can accommodate laziness and leisure. Exactly 20 years ago, Karl Ploberger wrote his first book, "The Garden for Intelligent Lazy People," which became a bestseller. Today, he reflects on an even richer wealth of experience, sharing insights about the new designs and transformations in his garden, discussing mistakes and wise realizations, and offering tips for tranquility. In a natural garden, gardening is done with nature, not against it! In 20 chapters for 20 years, the organic gardener gardens with even more enthusiasm, as gardening keeps him young. As a pioneer of organic gardening from the very beginning, he enjoys sharing his extensive knowledge in his lectures, TV shows, and travels with like-minded individuals. In addition to 20 travel tips and interesting encounters with personalities from the gardening industry, the gardener for intelligent lazy people also answers 200 new gardening questions. The term "intelligent lazy gardener" comes from a quote by Karl Foerster and inspired Ploberger over 20 years ago for the title of his bestseller. Today, the author himself is considered by many to be "the intelligent lazy gardener." Karl Ploberger's love for English gardens and his ecological conviction bring a new perspective to the topic of gardening. "I was looking for a key to make organic gardening fashionable so that it appeals to more than just a green minority." Contents include: 20 years of experiences from the intelligent lazy gardener, 20 tips for tranquility, 20 gardening treasures, 20 gardening misconceptions, 20 wise insights, plus 200 new gardening questions.