ARCHE NOAH Course Forest Garden Practice & Permaveggies

Do you have a weekend garden but little time for regular maintenance – yet still want to harvest?
Is your garden located on challenging terrain, and do changing climate conditions pose challenges for you?
Do you dream of a nature-friendly home garden where herbaceous plants and woody plants coexist harmoniously?
Or do you run a market garden and are looking for perennial crops to complement your annual vegetable varieties?
Then this two-day ARCHE NOAH course is just right for you!
Permaveggies, or perennial edible plants, are robust, low-maintenance, and thrive even in locations with little light or a short growing season. They are central elements in forest gardens and are excellent as border plants or companions to fruit trees. Many of these plants are already ready for harvest in early spring – a valuable addition when fresh greens are still scarce. Some you may know as purely ornamental plants, without realizing that they also have a lot to offer culinary-wise!

What can you expect from the course?
- Discover a colorful variety of permaveggies – from well-known species to rare rarities
- Practical tips on cultivation, care, and use
- Collaborative work in the garden
- Inspiration for implementing your own forest garden

The forest garden – also known as a forest garden or food forest – combines trees, shrubs, perennials, and both perennial and annual crops into a mutually supportive system. This method not only creates a green oasis but also provides a stable yield foundation in extreme weather and climate change.

Let yourself be inspired by a new, sustainable way of gardening – nature-friendly, diverse, and future-oriented.