Schwelm blüht auf! - uncivilizing a city;-)

 Now this darkmountain blog certainly got me by the balls, for it´s what I have been doing for years, with great pains for the most part, and I did not realize there were other people like me out there. One big fancy of mine is the "Schwelm blüht auf!" project I undertake with my employer, the GSWS. At the core of the project is something like "official guerrilla gardening";-). We sell wildflower seeds at non-commercial prices to private households (1,50€ per package for 2 - 3 m²) and corporations alike.

 Also, the city management does use the same mixture now, so I can show you how it looks like in the entire city now;-). I am a bit proud of that achievement, for just two years ago, wildflowers were nowhere to be seen in cities. Now the neighbouring communes have jumped on the train - at least private households did.

OH, and we do not exactly encourage guerrilla gardening, do we? Ummmmmmmmmmmmmm.... er... let me put it this way.... erm... we have no control over what you do with those seeds, do we?*ggg*

There will be a photo contest soon, on who has the wildest garden in Schwelm, and all that is officially sanctioned. I have hope.;-)

Wildflower seeds for sale on the flea market in Schwelm

On Sunday, the 9th of October, I am proud to announce that we will have another great project running: My employer currently merchandises wildflower seeds for public use. Those wildflowers simply look great, and they blossom like mad. In Schwelm, there are many places in parks already sown with those flowers, and that is simply a great thing, way better than those straight lines and mournful plants one is so accustomed to in german parks. Vividly yellow, orange, red, white, blue will sprout all over the entire year.

They will be available at our booth at the crossroads of Moltke and Willhelm-street in Schwelm city. Plus, there is also a botanic guide on wild plants in Schwelm written by the AGU Schwelm for sale.

It´s not Fimbulmyrk selling that, but it´s a good thing. If you want some seeds or the botanic guide (a review will follow soon on this blog), follow this link:

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