Eli­sa­beth Kop­pen­stei­ner from Lower Aus­tria is the co-foun­der of the inter­na­tio­nal­ly acti­ve „Natu­re in the Gar­den“ initia­ti­ve. Eli­sa­beth Kop­pen­stei­ner stands 100% behind the cri­te­ria of eco­lo­gi­cal and natu­re-ori­en­ted gar­dening. With her expe­ri­ence and know­ledge from 25 years of mana­ging the „Natur im Gar­ten“ gar­den tele­pho­ne, she also sup­ports us with the free BIO-GAR­TEN­dok­tor on her web­site for pests and dise­a­ses. The aut­hor of books and gar­den turn­ta­bles has been run­ning the com­pa­ny „GAR­TEN­le­ben“ sin­ce 2010, which pro­du­ces com­post tea, among other things, and wri­tes colum­ns as a gar­den chat­ter­box. She sees hers­elf as a media­tor bet­ween sci­ence and the plant world.

Con­tents:
Eli­sa­beth Kop­pen­stei­ner talks about how we can streng­then our plants and how they, in turn, streng­then us. In this talk, she dis­cus­ses house­plants, their needs and their func­tion as important pol­lutant fil­ters. We will talk about the streng­thening and fer­ti­li­zing effect of com­post tea, which you can buy from her in tea bag form, and how you can easi­ly make com­post tea yours­elf. She pres­ents the rese­arch results on com­post tea, which we here on the web­site can read about.