From the Fulda Abbey, Benedictine Abbey of St. Mary
What would a garden be without flowers? Even in the early monastery gardens and the medieval cottage gardens, they bloomed between vegetables and fruit trees. Because with their colours and scents, they enrich the kitchen garden in many ways. They promote the plant neighbourhood, help to grow healthy and provide plenty of food for many insects.
The flowers presented in this font are easy to care for and robust. They have a living relationship with their environment and help people and animals to feel comfortable in the "garden community".
Brochure, 136 pages
