When we first heard the book's title, we immediately piqued our interest. Our motto, "For more green in the gray," means exactly that: The gravel must go! This damned, stupid, barren, gray gravel must disappear from the city! To our great regret, more and more front gardens are turning into dead, stone deserts. Why? Because people are lazy and want things to be easy to maintain. But what many don't realize is that this convenience is poison for biodiversity—and it doesn't make for less work, either. Don't believe us? Well, then let's take a look at the new book "Der Kies muss weg!" (The Gravel Must Go!) from Eugen Ulmer Verlag and find out how we should design our front gardens in the future. One thing is certain: They must be green and wild!

It was in November 2019 when a lovely email landed in our inbox. The lovely Salome from BUNDjugend Baden-Württemberg told us about the "Nature Diary" project, which had been launched many years ago. The idea behind it: to inspire children about nature and thus also encourage them to take an interest in nature and environmental protection. A great idea, we thought, and decided to take a closer look. Because if we've learned anything in recent years, it's this: What you know and what you love, you protect!

Sweet, sweeter, summer!!! The taste of heavenly fruit on bread is perfect for breakfast or dinner. Once you try...

Spring is here... at least it's already arrived in the kitchen. While we're still waiting for the warmer days, we can still really treat ourselves, right? This soup from KptnCook is perfect for that! Fresh cilantro, mushrooms, Chinese noodles, and fresh snow peas! It's practically making our mouths water. So what are you waiting for? Invite your friends over and welcome spring with them!

Bee protection is on everyone's lips. And that's a good thing! We've also been thinking about the topic more intensively over the past year and have come to the conclusion that we want to take action. Absolutely. That's why we've developed the "Bee Welfare" product line, consisting of seed bombs and seeds. But how exactly do we help the bees with this? Quite simply, we do it hand in hand with you! You, by throwing out the seed bombs or sowing the seeds. This way, you create a valuable habitat for bees in no time. And we, by collecting a portion of the proceeds and donating them every six months to an association or project that is actively committed to bee protection. Let's start with the "Bees Make School" initiative from the non-profit organization Mellifera eV.

Are the first strawberries ripening in your garden? Then resist the urge to snack on them right away and whip up a delicious rhubarb and strawberry galette in the kitchen. Your discipline will pay off as soon as you pull this fragrant treat out of the oven. Enjoy!