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Do you want the ulti­ma­te bal­c­o­ny in your life? Beau­tiful, mood-enhan­cing, edi­ble, ani­mal-fri­end­ly, sus­tainable, orga­nic, toxin-free, in harm­o­ny with natu­re?

Your organic balcony starter guide

Online course on organic gardening in a small space

How to crea­te your own per­so­nal dream bal­c­o­ny, from which you can har­ve­st fresh salads, herbs, fruit and vege­ta­bles, which also does a lot for bio­di­ver­si­ty and allows you to enjoy won­derful natu­ral expe­ri­en­ces and culina­ry delights! Bal­c­o­ny dwel­lers can start at any time, even with win­ter vege­ta­bles in the fall or regro­wing, sprouts and micro­greens.

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Online course

Your organic balcony starter guide

7 steps to har­ve­s­t­ing hap­pi­ness, expe­ri­en­cing natu­re and rela­xing on your snack­ing bal­c­o­ny in the city. Start all year round!

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Feedback from buyers

Other bal­co­niers have gre­at results achie­ved! And if they can do it… Then you can do it too!

“My first months of bal­c­o­ny enjoy­ment!”

Marie Fey

“Who would have thought that pos­si­ble?”

Regi­na Obern­dorf

“Very well-foun­ded and holi­stic!”

Ami­ra Susan­ne Reh

“Tracht­fliess­band roof ter­race — now tri­ple award-win­ning”

Andrea Jaschik

“The star­ter gui­de allo­wed me to real­ly get going. Lots of tips that you would­n’t get other­wi­se.”

Caro­lyn Wyne­ken

Online course

Your organic balcony starter guide

7 steps to har­ve­s­t­ing hap­pi­ness, clo­sen­ess to natu­re and rela­xa­ti­on on your snack­ing bal­c­o­ny in the city. Clo­se to natu­re, sus­tainable, ani­mal-fri­end­ly, in harm­o­ny with natu­re. Start all year round!

Do you feel the same way?

What are you learning?

In this online cour­se, I will show you how you can crea­te your own per­so­nal dream bal­c­o­ny in a sus­tainable way.

From which you can har­ve­st crun­chy salads, sweet fruit, gre­at vege­ta­bles and aro­ma­tic herbs.

Whe­re you can relax. Wat­ching the bees, but­ter­flies and birds.

It will be a plea­su­re and a source of joy, health and well-being.

 

Your organic balcony starter guide is just right for you if …

Birgit Schattling

As the orga­ni­zer of eight Online Orga­nic Bal­c­o­ny Con­gres­ses to date, I know how dif­fi­cult it is to get star­ted with gro­wing fruit, vege­ta­bles and herbs. 

You did­n’t learn it. You did­n’t grow up with it. No one show­ed you. You may also think you don’t have green fin­gers. You think you abso­lut­e­ly need it… but you don’t!

Only the first step is so important. The begin­ning. You don’t need green fin­gers! We’ll tell you how to do it — it’s real­ly easy. 

Module 1

The basics of sustainable balcony gardening

  • Sen­si­ble sus­tainable plan­ters
  • Whe­re to get seeds and plants
  • Sui­ta­ble sub­stra­te for pot gar­den­ers, spi­ce up the soil in spring
  • Bio­lo­gi­cal fer­ti­liza­ti­on
  • Sus­tainable wate­ring, vaca­ti­on wate­ring, mul­ching saves irri­ga­ti­on water
  • Bio­lo­gi­cal plant pro­tec­tion in the natu­ral cycle

Jür­gen Röse­mei­er-Buh­mann: “Anyo­ne can do natu­re (gar­dening)!”

Ilo­na Kög­lin: “I think the most important thing is that we recon­nect with natu­re”.

Module 2

Proven instructions on how to attract birds, bees and butterflies to your balcony

  • Beau­tiful bee and but­ter­fly plants for more bio­di­ver­si­ty
  • Easy-care wild plant bal­c­o­ny
  • Wild­flower mea­dow
  • Invi­ta­ti­on to birds
  • Nes­t­ing aids

Marc de Roche: “Diver­si­ty. Not gera­ni­ums. Diver­si­ty. Then the but­ter­flies come and so do the bees.”

Cathie Nieh­ling: “I’m con­vin­ced that the natu­ral bal­c­o­ny is some­thing for peo­p­le who don’t feel they have green fin­gers”.

Module 3

Fruit from the snacking balcony according to the green thumb concept

  • Deli­cious sweet fruit from the bal­c­o­ny: app­les, straw­ber­ries, raspber­ries, goo­se­ber­ries, cur­rants
  • Bonus scen­ted bal­c­o­ny: Plant hits for kids

Andre­as Bar­la­ge: “I can gar­den much fas­ter, more fle­xi­bly and with more plea­su­re in pots than I ever could in beds.

Las­se Pop­ken: “Just pou­red. Enjoy­ed and savor­ed.”

Module 4

Vegetables — constantly harvesting fresh, vitamin-packed balcony delights

  • Crun­chy fresh vege­ta­bles from your bal­c­o­ny — tried and tes­ted, child-fri­end­ly, sure-fire vege­ta­bles from your own bal­c­o­ny for beg­in­ners (radis­hes, toma­toes, let­tuce, chard, pump­kin, zuc­chi­nis)
  • Right time to sow or buy plants
  • Cul­ti­va­ti­on, care, har­ve­st
  • Gar­dening with child­ren

Mela­nie Grab­ner: “I think the­se cock­tail toma­toes are the best, espe­ci­al­ly for beg­in­ners.”

Isa­bel Jau­er­nig: “Just obser­ve, look, start small and see what hap­pens.”

Module 5

Kitchen, tea and wild herbs full of flavor and power

  • Cul­ti­va­ti­on, care and har­ve­s­t­ing of the ever-popu­lar herbs: culina­ry, tea, wild and medi­cinal herbs.
  • Heal­ing wild herbs
  • Bonus: Medi­cinal plant bal­c­o­ny

Chris­ti­na Frei­berg “This is half a meter of phar­ma­cy bal­c­o­ny gar­den that will be useful for ever­yo­ne at some point.”

Michae­la Schmitz: “It’s very important to me to be able to har­ve­st my herbs ear­ly in the mor­ning for my tea.”

Module 6

Regrowing vegetable scraps — Regrowing

  • The regro­wing trend — regro­wing from vege­ta­ble scraps.
  • Sus­tainable gar­dening with vege­ta­ble was­te

Janet Brie­se­meis­ter: “It’s very easy! Have the cou­ra­ge!”

Meliss­sa Rau­pach: “I don’t think it has to be the big gar­den every time to get a fee­ling for natu­re or an inte­rest in the sub­ject.”

Module 7

Year-round superfood — sprouts and microgreens

  • Vita­li­ty and well-being through sprouts and micro­greens. Easy, healt­hy, who­le­so­me nut­ri­ti­on. And an eye-cat­cher!

Chris­ti­an Zin­ke: “A con­tai­ner, soil, seeds and water. That’s all you need.”

Las­se Popp­ken: “Stay away from for­eign super­foods, grow more on your own bal­c­o­ny.”

Tired of waiting around for your balcony to magically turn green and grow strawberries?

Hello, I am Birgit Schattling

Bal­c­o­ny ambassa­dor, con­gress orga­ni­zer, spea­k­er and aut­hor with all her heart and con­vic­tion from Ber­lin City

With this online cour­se, I will help you to crea­te your dream bal­c­o­ny accor­ding to your wis­hes. My Visi­on is that more peo­p­le are using their bal­co­nies and win­dows­ills use — clo­se to natu­re, to the Self-suf­fi­ci­en­cyas Oases of peace and rela­xa­ti­on. For qua­li­ty of life in edi­ble cities, pre­ser­va­ti­on of the bio­di­ver­si­tyCli­ma­te pro­tec­tion and Oases of well-being with exci­ting Natu­re expe­ri­en­ces.

Vita

Bir­git Schatt­ling initia­ted the Orga­nic bal­c­o­ny move­ment in 2017. it helps (not only) City dwel­lers again More gree­n­ery and self-suf­fi­ci­en­cy into the cities. It gives prac­ti­cal ins­truc­tions for Lush, joyful bal­c­o­ny oaseswhich is a boon for Peo­p­le, insects and ani­mals are.

The Ber­lin bal­c­o­ny gar­de­ner, “Natu­re in the gar­den” ambassa­dor, Aut­hor and Orga­ni­zer of the ele­ven Online Orga­nic Bal­c­o­ny Con­gres­ses to date Bir­git Schatt­ling is Media award win­ner 2018 of the Ger­man Hor­ti­cul­tu­ral Socie­ty 1822 e.V. In 2017 and 2019, she was respon­si­ble for the “Euro­pean Award for Eco­lo­gi­cal Gar­dening” nomi­na­ted. In 2017, she was award­ed a pri­ze in the Green League’s “Toxic-free gar­dening” com­pe­ti­ti­on. Spe­cial pri­ce for Gar­dening in the smal­lest of spaces.

She is a uni­ver­si­ty-cer­ti­fied “Expert advi­sor for self-suf­fi­ci­en­cy with edi­ble wild plants”. Your Hor­tus Bio-Bal­kon is part of the “Hor­tus net­work. Diver­si­ty. Beau­ty. Bene­fit”. For four years she has been Juror for the “Deutsch­land summt!” plan­ting com­pe­ti­ti­on.

For the publi­shing house Grä­fe und Unzer, she wro­te the gui­de­book “My bio­to­pe on the bal­c­o­ny. Expe­ri­ence natu­re and har­ve­st hap­pi­ness in the midd­le of the city”. Published by Ulmer Ver­lag in the #mach­s­us­tainable-series “My inge­nious orga­nic bal­c­o­ny. With gre­at plant com­bos & DIY pro­jects for more bio­di­ver­si­ty and a deli­cious har­ve­st„.

Any questions?

My visi­on is for more peo­p­le to use their bal­co­nies (and win­dows­ills): clo­se to natu­re, for self-suf­fi­ci­en­cy and as an oasis of well-being. I want to reach many peo­p­le and I like to be gene­rous so that a lot can be impro­ved on urban bal­co­nies.

For life — as long as I con­ti­nue with the orga­nic bal­c­o­ny pro­ject. As the majo­ri­ty of the 58 mil­li­on bal­co­nies in Ger­ma­ny are still emp­ty or plan­ted with gera­ni­ums that are not insect-fri­end­ly, or are used as a sto­rage room for lad­ders, clo­thes racks and beer cra­tes, the­re is still a lot to do and I will be acti­ve for a long time to come. What’s more, you can access the mem­bers’ area 24 hours a day from any­whe­re in the world via PC, note­book or smart­phone. 

Imme­dia­te­ly after your regis­tra­ti­on, you will recei­ve an email with your per­so­nal access data to the pro­tec­ted mem­ber area of the cour­se. You can open the mem­ber area via PC, note­book or smart­phone and find all the vide­os, check­lists and bonu­ses for the cour­se the­re.

I am sure that you will achie­ve suc­cess with this cour­se if you real­ly get into action. I want to take away all your doubts with the 14-day money-back gua­ran­tee. You have 14 days to look at the cour­se at your lei­su­re. If you don’t like it, I will refund you the full amount. No ifs, ands or buts.

Every bal­c­o­ny design cos­ts money. This is unavo­ida­ble. I will show you vari­ants that requi­re litt­le finan­cial out­lay and I will show you effec­ti­ve vari­ants that are more expen­si­ve. As I am very well con­nec­ted, I have nego­tia­ted dis­counts in the orga­nic sec­tor that you can take advan­ta­ge of.

The cour­se is struc­tu­red so that you can get star­ted right away. Modu­le 1 con­ta­ins the basics of sus­tainable bal­c­o­ny gar­dening for suc­cessful gar­dening. Depen­ding on the desi­red design of your bal­c­o­ny, you choo­se the appro­pria­te modu­le. Depen­ding on the time of year, you can even get star­ted in win­ter with regro­wing and gro­wing vita­li­ty-rich sprouts and micro­greens, as well as bird fee­ding, of cour­se. The cour­se includes sowing and plan­ting tables for each month.

The­re is no rule of thumb for this. The most important thing is the begin­ning, the start. Here you will recei­ve the most sui­ta­ble infor­ma­ti­on from experts to help you get off to an effec­ti­ve and suc­cessful start. Start with what you like best and work your way into it SLOWLY. It is important not to take on too much at the begin­ning so that you don’t get over­whel­med. But bewa­re, the­re is poten­ti­al for addic­tion 🙂

Online course

Your organic balcony starter guide

Every city kid can beco­me an urban gar­de­ner. A green thumb is hel­pful, but not neces­sa­ry. Here with me you will find a high-qua­li­ty intro­duc­tion. It’s easy. Take the plun­ge! For the sake of you and our pla­net.

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Insects support ecological gardening in small spaces (balcony, terrace, windowsill, allotment).

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