Flowers for the public
Turning a piece of land otherwise idle (has been so for 20 years!) into an oasis of garden flowers, changing with the seasons (3 times a year plus appropriate decoration during winter). Sloping land (14 %) requiring little terraces. Roses (smelling !), tulips, tagetes, daisies, forget-me-nots, gladiolus, crocus, hyacinths, petunia. A little hedge in front (no fence), at one corner a fir tree (decorated as Xmas tree in winter). Total area: triangular shape, 20 feet long, width 10 feet. Flowers are not for picking but for admiring and enjoying. Passers-by are enthusiastic about the changes and give support (donations in cash and in kind!). That project has been running for 3 years now, no end in sight (or planned). Via @PC0101
environmentLOCATION: Graz, Austria
The Fragile Oasis Medals
Every year, all Fragile Oasis projects are eligible to receive one of three Fragile Oasis Medals. Learn more about the medals on the blog. Should this project receive one? Let us know:
- Vote for the Education Medal.
- Vote for the Humanitarian Service Medal.
- Vote for the Peace Medal.











July 20, 2012
Elyse David
This is lovely - I think the Fragile Oasis community would love to see a picture of this most special garden.
July 20, 2012
Roger K.
I can only vote once a day, and i can vote multiple times. So, a picture would be great.