Visit a Garden
If you love gardens then you should meet some of these wonderful Locals. They are opening their stunning private gardens to you.
If you love gardens then you should meet some of these wonderful Locals. They are opening their stunning private gardens to you.
When you’re in Hyssna, most people probably know of cheerful Pia whose artistic talents have been used to create a garden of wonder. Here is a fantastical mix of cast concrete animals and if you look really closely you may spot Harry Boy or Sally Lilja, who are Pia’s living turtles. If you would like to feed these two or try your hand at casting you are very welcome.
Read more about Pia and contact her here: meet Pia
Pia is also a member of Trädgårdsresan – open gardens in West Sweden
Not many people can be proud of thirteen trees and eighteen shrubs on their small terraced house plot, but Gun can. Her interest in gardening started at an early age when she accompanied her grandfather to his Gothenburg allotment. Now she would like to offer you tips and ideas on how you too could create a large garden in a small area. Gun welcomes you!
If you would like to meet Gun click here
Of course you can create a beautiful garden by the sea, surrounded by rocks and sculpted by the wind. The D´Arcy family would love to meet you there. A lovely family with a wide variety of interests and backgrounds; one is a retired sea captain! They have one thing in common, and that’s their love of gardening. They spend their summers creating and tending to this little oasis in one of Lyr’s glittering bays. The family would be delighted to swap gardening tips and ideas and to take you on a little coastal walk, weather permitting.
If you would like to meet The D´Arcy family click here
D´Arcy family is also member of of Trädgårdsresan – open gardens in West Sweden
Say hello and talk about cultivation in Inger’s corner of Tjörn. Her motto is: The earth is for the roots of plants, not the feet of people. In a quiet clearing protected from the west wind Inger cultivates as sustainably as possible. As well as vegetables and cut flowers, Inger has managed to cultivate cotton on 200 square meters of open land and in an unheated poly-tunnel. Spend an hour exploring the plantation with Inger, she is happy to share tips and tricks about how she does things. The visit ends with a simple fika and talk some more about cultivation.
If you’d like to meet Inger click here: Meet Inger