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Deike Haßler from Küstenbalkon talks about windowsill gardening at the Online Organic Balcony Congress

Deike Hassler

Jungle with over 100 dif­fe­rent vege­ta­ble plants on the bal­c­o­ny and win­dows­ill

Tea­cher Dei­ke Haß­ler from Kiel is out­gro­wing her plants — at least in the lite­ral sen­se: what began in 2020 with a few dona­ted toma­to seeds in her city apart­ment has now beco­me a jungle with over 100 dif­fe­rent vege­ta­ble plants in the smal­lest of spaces. From zero to har­ve­st, so to speak. That’s why she is con­vin­ced that anyo­ne can do it: In the end, all you need is a win­dows­ill and the fun of try­ing things out.

Con­tents:

Dei­ke Haß­ler docu­ments almost every step of her “coas­tal bal­c­o­ny” on Insta­gram. She has grown more than 100 dif­fe­rent types of plants the­re in just a few meters — inclu­ding let­tuce, straw­ber­ries, gar­lic, beet, egg­plants and mini melons. She tells us all about it with pho­tos and lots of enthu­si­asm.

Book: Congratulations to Deike, whose book “Fensterbrettgarten” from Löwenzahn Verlag was awarded 3rd place “Best Guide” at the German Garden Book Prize on 08.03.24.

The book­s­to­re around the cor­ner may be your first choice for shop­ping

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Orga­nic Bal­c­o­ny Con­gress

Not the­re yet?

Gar­den with Bir­git Schattling’s orga­nic bal­c­o­ny move­ment and enjoy diver­si­ty and natu­re all year round. Bore than 31,000 par­ti­ci­pan­ts at the last Online Bio-Bal­kon Con­gress. Be the­re! “Every meter counts!” on April 05 + 06.

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