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Nature is crazzzyyyyy 🥹💫 So cool to see how the garden changes throughout the months.

tbh I just now realized how important and difficult (!!) good garden design is. For a garden to look good in every season, it really takes proper planning. Credits to @wernerundangerer , I could never 🌝🌞💚

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I always thought creating a wild nature garden would be super easy. But truth be told, it takes precise planning to get the texture and contrast right and even more to ensure it stays beautiful all year round. These are our favorite perennials, and thanks to studio @wernerundangerer the garden turned out exactly how I imagined it!

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One year ago we started planning our garden together with @wernerundangerer 🥹🥹.
We went back and forth for ages about hiring a garden designer because honestly… the budget was not budgeting anymore… 🙃🫣.

But I had absolutely ZERO clue about garden planning or plants. And I’m gonna be real: if I had done it myself, I would’ve drowned in work, the garden wouldn’t have turned out this cute, and I’m 100% sure half the plants would’ve died because I would’ve placed them wrong 🙃😂.

So in the end we actually saved money, saved time, and got a way more beautiful garden than we ever could’ve created on our own. 💘

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Last days of October at home & at work 🩵.

Interior design | Hausbau | Innenarchitektur | home decoration

Unbezahlte Werbung weil Markennennung

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Our garden has truly changed the way we live — not just how our home looks, but how we spend our time. I love starting my mornings with a coffee outside just as much as I love looking out at the greenery from the sofa.

@wernerundangerer brought my abstract and wild vision into a garden design exactly as I imagined it — light and effortless, lush and natural, yet thoughtfully divided into zones for entertaining, growing vegetables and simply being.

And @gruener_daumen_karlsruhe brought it all to life 🙃🙌🏼🙌🏼.

(Unpaid ad - just because I really love what they do!)

Buuuut none of us expected it to look this beautiful after just six months 💚💚💚🙃.

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…The garden designer Andreas and René photographed for @ad_germany with @itsmeannabusch

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#portrait #portraitphotography #eliashassos

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… how did that even happen 🥹.

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Maybe next time you’ll get to enjoy my strong and perfectly refined German accent 😉. Here are the questions and answers from the Q&A — let me know in the comments if there’s anything else you’d like to know!

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The secret to a thriving garden? Know where you’re planting - and what.
Full sun or shade? Dry or moist? Clay, peat, or loam? It makes a huge difference.

Get to know your garden - and your plants. Grasses, ferns, perennials… good nurseries (and their websites) often have good info online.

Yes, it can feel overwhelming (it definitely did to me!!). That’s why getting help from garden designers or nurseries can be a great idea. Show them the vibe you want - and they’ll help match the right plants to the right spots. This is why we teamed up with studio @wernerundangerer

If you’re doing it yourself:
• Choose the look you want
• Limit yourself to no more than 10 plant species and repeat them
• Mix different heights and leaf textures (grasses, broad leaves…).
• Don’t just focus on flower colors
• Choose plants with different bloom times, so there’s always something happening
• Think ahead to winter structure—what does it look like when the flowers are gone?
• And: choose plants that support bees and insects over a long season 🐝

Enjoy the process. Plants are cool! And nothing is permanent. You can always change your mind, dig it up, and try again 🙌🏼

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I asked @wernerundangerer for their top 5 tips on how to design a thoughtful garden—and here’s what they shared 💘:

1- Panoramic windows are a beautiful way to connect your home with nature. Bring your plants right up to the glass to blur the boundary between indoors and outdoors.

2- Even the smallest garden can feel more spacious when divided into distinct zones. Creating garden rooms adds structure, depth, and a sense of discovery.

3- Add multiple seating areas to experience the garden from different angles—offering little moments of calm throughout the day.

4- Plant multi-stemmed umbrella trees in the center of the garden to bring height, rhythm, and a layered atmosphere.

5- Choose regional materials to ground your garden in its surroundings—for example, use locally sourced gravel for your pathways.

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Anzeige | love the colors and all the different little spots in the garden (thank you @wernerundangerer 🫶🏻) Planting starts in two weeks – can’t wait! But first, I really need to get the kitchen garden sorted…

Btw my @metallbude_official code on our outdoor furniture is still valid. Check my story highlight „codes“ 🫶🏻.

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Let me know in the comments if there’s anything else you’d like to know 💘

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