Guided tour of the farmhouse gardens with museum gardeners Regine & Walter Sproll

In the past, cottage gardens were important for the self-supply of food. You will learn from our museum gardeners what is essential for cultivation. Lush gardens full of vegetables and flowers, lovingly tended by the farmer's wife: the ideas of historical cottage gardens are full of clichés. But how diverse were gardens in the past really? In the museum village, you will see... ... how cottage gardens were actually used in the past ... the difference between the garden of a poor and that of a wealthy farming family ... how important historical herb gardens were for folk medicine ... how old varieties can be cultivated, harvested, and stored When and Where: Guided tours at 11 AM and 2 PM Duration: 1.5 hours No additional costs besides the museum admission Registration is not required.