Hillside garden in bloom: Claudia and Peter Schlemmer from Wörnsmühl don't just love flowers. Fruits and vegetables grow between the perennials on her terraced garden. © Thomas Plettenberg
Claudia and Peter Schlemmer from Wörnsmühl, among others, are taking part in the "Open Garden Door Day" campaign in the Miesbach area.
Miesbach – A garden on a hillside has its own charm. Peter and Claudia Schlemmer from Wörnsmühl have made something very special out of it and invite you to visit the Open Garden Day on Sunday, June 11, from 10 a.m. to 17 p.m. On several terraces, the Schlemmers have planted perennials that are currently in full bloom. Fruits and vegetables grow in between, and even chickens enjoy their run here. The garden also includes a magnificent wildflower meadow. A gazebo and garden arches provide aesthetic elements - here you can really feel at home. The Schlemmers' house is located in Wörnsmühl, right next to the fire station (parking spaces outside the no-parking zones available).
The Klaus family in Schliersee
The garden of the Klaus family in Schliersee (Klosterweg 1) also offers a colourful splendour of flowers. The little paradise is hidden behind a spruce hedge. If you look behind them, you will find well-kept perennials and flowering shrubs such as lilacs and various hydrangea varieties - a colorful eye-catcher right now. If you want to visit the Klaus family, you can park in Klosterweg and Miesbacher Straße. Seven families in the district of Miesbach invite you to their little paradise for the open garden day. All addresses as well as open gardens in the neighboring districts including helpful information under www.tag-der-offenen-gartentuer-oberbayern.de. Cmh
In the Tegernsee area, Thomas Klotz, chairman of the district beekeepers' association, is taking part in the campaign.
In the Holzkirchen area, four families are present: they show their gardens to interested parties.
