It is then in week 43 that all the potted plants, including the Angel Trumpets, are put into hibernation. They just got a little bit of frost last week, so most of the leaves have fallen off. They need a winter break.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Many, many beautiful autumn colors to look at, and especially in the sunshine there is an orgy of colors like no other.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
And then it was Sunday, October 24, that there was an onion market in the Botanical Garden. It was a real hit, even on a slightly gray and relatively cool morning. The Garden Society, Frederikshavn District and Bangsbo Botanical Garden Friends had established a small onion market, where special onions and some plants were sold. In addition, there was also a sale of various decorative items for the garden.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Subsequently, there were a lot of visitors who took advantage of the visit to the Botanical Garden to see how far the project with Denmark's Wild Plants had come, and they were certainly not disappointed. After only just over a year after the start, the project is now reaching the point where there are only a few slightly larger construction projects on the drawing board, including a large pavilion. The last large plants from \u00c5rslev Agricultural Research will arrive during the next week, and at least the forest edge sections are being filled up. The theme beds are continuously updated with plants and signs.<\/p>\n\n\n\n