Dr. Cris­ti­na Lin­de­mann, with a degree in archi­tec­tu­re and urban plan­ning, is an urban gar­de­ner, mother of a four-year-old son, pas­sio­na­te natu­ral gar­den plan­ner and expert for child-fri­end­ly open spaces. She sup­ports natu­re lovers throug­hout Ger­ma­ny in crea­ting edi­ble and natu­ral land­scapes. So that no one living in the city has to miss out on the won­derful con­nec­tion to natu­re, regard­less of space, lack of time, plant know­ledge and resour­ces. Through her stu­dies in archi­tec­tu­re and her many years of expe­ri­ence in urban plan­ning, Chris­ti­na has lear­ned how to plan clear struc­tures and spaces that are aes­the­ti­cal­ly plea­sing, func­tion­al and also effi­ci­ent­ly sus­tainable. She com­ple­ted a two-year trai­ning cour­se to beco­me a natu­ral gar­den pro­fes­sio­nal at the Natur­Gar­ten e.V. aca­de­my.

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Chris­ti­na talks about the importance of urban natu­re, espe­ci­al­ly for the men­tal deve­lo­p­ment and men­tal health of child­ren. She pres­ents a sel­ec­tion of sui­ta­ble, non-toxic plants and how they can be used to crea­te child-fri­end­ly mini plant worlds in pots.