The Danish Oak Forest

Classic Danish forest trees such as oak, forest pine, rowanberry and bird cherry form the backdrop in the park. In the background, forest pines rise with their beautiful trunks while oak trees form a canopy and create a forest atmosphere. The rowanberry trees provide variation over the year flowering in the spring and berry setting in the autumn while bird cherries are 'soloists' with beautiful red trunks and white spring flowering. The undergrowth is like a lush forest floor, consisting of grasses, ferns, large valleys and larch spores.

In the middle of the Danish Oak Forest lies an organically shaped water lily pond inviting peace for reflection.

The English Garden

With low flowering plants, the English Garden represents the foreground of the park. In this garden, you find cherry dogwood, snow pear, berry marrow and hawthorn all of which bloom in spring. Roses, tamarisk and shrub potentile bloom in various pink shades, and the undergrowth is covered by grasses and pink, purple and yellow perennials. The perennials create a varied and eye-catching sea of flowers in the summer season.

A fountain is beautifully located in the centre of the English Garden between the greenhouse and the waterfront.

The North American Forest

With its calm and magnificent atmosphere, the North American Forest forms the background of the scenery. Large sculptural trees create columned halls in the slightly hilly landscape with a green ground cover.

Conifers such as mammoth trees, giant tuja and douglas fir are complemented by maple, red-leaved shrews and deer antler all of which bath the autumn garden in bright red and yellow colours. The 'soloist' is represented by the magnolia tree characterised by beautiful pot-shaped flowers in the spring and yellow-orange colours in the autumn.

In the North American Forest, you find a mirror pool where regular drips of water from a mast set a calm pulse.

The Nordic Forest

Birch and forest pine are the primary trees in the Nordic Forest. They stand in large groups allowing the white trunks of birch trees to light up between the slender red trunks of the forest pine.

In the undergrowth, you see belts of mountain pine while hawthorn stands as a 'soloist' with its crooked structure, white spring blooms and red autumn berries. The forest ground cover consists of a carpet of perennial grasses of different heights and colors.

The Oriental Garden

In the Oriental Garden, you find sculptural conifers such as brush pine, temple wood and cedar. Wing walnut and sophora contribute to the oriental atmosphere due to their beautiful branch structure.

In the spring, the Oriental Garden is characterised by the pink blossoms of the various species of cherry trees. The 'soloist' of the Oriental Forest is the cedar which is characterised by bluish-green needles and slightly drooping branches. The undergrowth consists of various types of ivy as well as flowering perennials and shrubs.

The Mediterranean Garden

In the greenhouse, you find plants and trees from the Mediterranean region such as citrus trees, oil trees, carob plants and clivia. The Mediterranean Garden covers an area from the lower level of the car park to the café via hanging gardens. The ‘soloist’ is a beautiful fig tree of nine metres.

The greenhouse is open during the café's opening hours.