von Garden Designer Frank Fritschy | Last updated Mar 20, 2018 | Published on Feb 4, 2018 | Books, Books on Gardening, Garden, Garden Design, Garden History, Historical Gardens, Landscape Architecture
MY FAVOURITE BOOKS The Gardens of Gertrude Jekyll BY FRANK FRITSCHY 4 February 2018 She is the grandmother of all modern gardens and her designs are still an indispensable source for those who want to make a professional career as a garden or landscape architect. Her...
von Garden Designer Frank Fritschy | Last updated Jan 31, 2018 | Published on Jan 21, 2018 | Garden, Roses, Shrubs, Trees, Winter
The Rage of Friederike 21 JANUARY, 2018 Garden Plants Perennials Roses Winter Last week storm ‘Friederike’ killed our old plum tree. For many years it served as coat stand for the jacket of Mr Bobby James. Only a few broken roof tiles It was inevitable that we had to...
von Garden Designer Frank Fritschy | Last updated Jan 12, 2018 | Published on Jan 1, 2018 | Books, Books on Gardening, Celebrities, DVD, Garden
As Time goes By 1 JANUARY, 2018 Celebrities Historical Gardens Movie DVD The Internet is the way to draw your attention to interesting books. The most common way is to read blogs like these or to sniff around the online stores. The book The Year at Great Dixter I...
von Garden Designer Frank Fritschy | Last updated Jan 13, 2018 | Published on Dec 16, 2017 | Garden
Updates 16 DECEMBER, 2017 Winter November was soggy and wet and December started pretty cold. So nice weather to do some other pleasant things than gardening. Creating almost a new website In the last few months, I worked from time to time on a huge update of the...
von Garden Designer Frank Fritschy | Last updated Jan 13, 2018 | Published on Nov 19, 2017 | Autumn, Flower Bulbs, Garden, Garden Tools
Planting Flower Bulbs 19 NOVEMBER, 2017 Autumn Flower Bulbs Garden Tools Planting flower bulbs is like cooking a delicious meal. Before you can serve your awesome plates with your creation you have to carry out a lot of preparations. In order to surprise friends with...
von Garden Designer Frank Fritschy | Last updated Jan 13, 2018 | Published on Oct 18, 2017 | Autumn, Garden, Perennials, Roses, Shrubs
What’s Going On October 2017 18 OCTOBER, 2017 Autumn Garden Roses The second week of October started pretty cold but then the temperatures started to rice. We are now already in the second half of October but due to lovely weather with temperatures around 20...
von Garden Designer Frank Fritschy | Last updated Jan 13, 2018 | Published on Oct 7, 2017 | Autumn, Garden, Perennials, Plants from A to Z, Summer
PLANTS A TO Z Asters 7 October 2017 On visiting a lovely cottage garden of friends last year, I stumbled over a colourful display of Asters and a few weeks ago I planted some of them myself to enjoy their daisy-shaped flower heads during fall. Asters are lovely...
von Garden Designer Frank Fritschy | Last updated Jan 16, 2018 | Published on Sep 16, 2017 | Books on Gardening, Garden, Garden Design, Landscape Architecture, Public Parks
MY FAVOURITE BOOKS The New English Garden BY FRANK FRITSCHY 16 September 2017 The title New English Garden is almost a contradictio in terminis because English gardens are in a way traditional. Most new planting trends started on the mainland but are now gradually...
von Garden Designer Frank Fritschy | Last updated Jan 13, 2018 | Published on Aug 30, 2017 | Cities, Environment, Trees
Public Squares 30 AUGUST, 2017 Main squares in cities can be a nasty place to visit. They are mostly overcrowded with parked cars. Most of all squares are surrounded by shops where booming loud music tried to invite people to buy things they seldom need. Kevelaer...
von Garden Designer Frank Fritschy | Last updated Jan 13, 2018 | Published on Jul 30, 2017 | Classical Music, Garden, Opera, Roses
MY FAVOURITE DVD‘ S Der Rosenkavalier BY FRANK FRITSCHY 30 July 2017 In Richard Strauss‘ opera, Der Rosenkavalier Baron Ochs von Lerchenau asks the Marschalin to name a knight to go on his behalf to his fiancée Sophie in order to offer a silver rose. Restaging...
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