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Interested visitors can easily, quickly and directly find information and tips here, provided by garden experts, on how to make their garden more sustainable.
ExploreFresh, local and organic. On this blog you can read all about it. Kees de Boon shares his experiences from the vegetable garden and gives tips to help you do it even better yourself. Of course, there is also room for delicious recipes, handy sowing calendars and much more. Simply a no-nonsense gardening blog: raw and pure!
ExploreHere, garden lovers can find important information on how to avoid contact with insects in the vegetable garden as much as possible. You can also read more about recognizing and treating an insect sting or bite.
ExploreEverything about gardening in a small garden. Do you only have a balcony, roof terrace, patio garden or small garden, but would still love to garden? A great deal is possible, even in a small garden. This website focuses especially on small gardens and offers plenty of inspiration, garden ideas and tips for small gardens, urban gardens and roof or balcony gardens. You will find explanations and descriptions of common gardening tasks, a gardening calendar and lots of inspiration. All garden tips are easy to follow, with advice for both beginners and more experienced gardeners. This way, you can turn your small garden into a true dream garden.
ExploreHere you will find both a concise and an extensive online vegetable gardening course, as well as fun and educational activities for children. These are divided into ages 4–6 and 6–12. They are intended for parents, grandparents, childcare and education. In the webshop you will find beautiful, solid vegetable gardening supplies. Gardening with children works together with vegetable garden coaches who can help with the design, construction and maintenance of the garden and with carrying out children’s activities.
ExploreClaudia Reina is always occupied with food: she dreams up recipes and creates flavourful combinations. In her own “smultuin” she grows vegetables and fruit biodynamically. Claudia writes features for Moestuin and other gardening magazines and also gives “smultuin courses” and workshops on organic ingredients. For more information, please visit www.smultuin.nl.
ExploreAbout 15 years ago, Frank van Keirsbilck found the plant “crosne” or Chinese artichoke (Stachys affinis) at a herb nursery. This plant produces unusual-looking tubers that are perfectly edible, and it is also very easy to grow. This set him on the path to discovering lesser-known edible crops. Sometimes the search was simple; at other times it took him years to find a particular plant. Now he wants to share some of his experiences and hopefully increase the diversity of certain gardens and our food.
ExploreUnder this title, Jan Kuiperij from Doetinchem gives a varied presentation about the vegetable garden. Engaging, passionate and enough to fill an evening. We warmly recommend Jan Kuiperij for an enjoyable evening at your association, club, etc. - PDF -
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