Herb days and garden season start
Späth'sche Nurseries invites you to kick off the gardening season and to the Herb Days. More than 250 kitchen and medicinal herb varieties, cuttings and hardy, year-round harvestable potted plants from rosemary to olive herb are the focus of the herb garden. In addition there are the suitable bio herb soils, unusual garden decoration ideas, young plant pots from ceramic for traditional gardening without plastic, handmade garden staffs, lattices and rose arches with Unikat value and the mulberry as climatic firm future tree for the region.
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In plant sales, the nursery assortment in front of the historic packing hall is richly filled with woody plants, hedge plants, topiary rarities, perennials, spring bloomers, bulbs and seeds. The new tree quarter showcases climate-resistant specimen trees such as ironwood, Turkey oak, field maple, amber and red maple. Willow catkins, ornamental cherry, almond trees and witch hazel beckon with fresh spring blossoms.
Art meets garden, natural stone meets herb tips
In the case of thyme, varieties with fruity aromas of citrus and orange are just as inspiring
as well as the traditional Mediterranean thyme with a spicy note. The Iberian thyme is also popular in Italian cuisine - it convinces with its intense flavor despite reduced tannins. The more than 20 varieties of basil in the herb garden include Caucasian columnar basil as well as Provençal basil.
Hellenic sage, oregano and basil are true herbal discoveries from Greece: their large leaves with intense aromas owe much to an exceptionally long growing and ripening period. Lemongrass, Vietnam coriander and ginger plants such as galangal enrich Asian and modern fusion cuisine.
A new collection of colorful balcony ceramics embellishes balconies and terraces at the start of spring. Buckets and jugs with patina offer themselves as counterpoint and cachepots for herbs and flowers. The Swedish garden demonstrates how natural stone can be used to implement a garden design that is as vital as it is individual. A highlight are the furniture uniques with the label "Tacheles in Späth": Benches, tables, chairs, shelves and more, built from recycled material from machines and Brandenburg wood - slowly dried and guaranteed durable.
Culinary and musical side program
Späth's - the inn invites you to culinary herbal cuisine. The farm store offers good things from the region. In the supporting program on Saturday and Sunday the ensemble "Jeunesse Jazz" and the wine bar directly from the vintner accompany the season start walk with lively elegance.
The Herb Days will take place in the herb garden, in the large gardener's foil tent and in the Swedish garden on the grounds of Späth'schen Baumschulen.
Also on the grounds: the Nickel Winery with Franconian wines, flower bulbs à la Couleur by Oliver Rotter, Marché de Catherine with French salami and Langos street food. The farm store Späth and Späth's - the inn, the show gardens with grasses, rhododendrons, hydrangeas, ready hedges and the sculpture garden of Franz Christanell are open for the start of the season.
Admission to the herb days is free.
All information at: www.spaethsche-baumschulen.de
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Dates
March 2025
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