Totholzgarten Immenhausen
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Garden
About
Totholzgarten Immenhausen features two distinctive deadwood gardens located in Montaigu Park and on Steiner Schulweg, creating vital habitats for insects, beetles, wild bees, lizards, and more. These gardens highlight the ecological importance of decayed wood as a foundation for biodiversity in a compact, accessible setting.
The gardens include interactive stations like an insect hotel and mulched paths that demonstrate how deadwood supports a variety of species and contributes to environmental education. This venue offers a unique opportunity to explore natural ecosystems and the role of deadwood in sustaining wildlife diversity.
Best for
- Outdoor team-building & nature walks
- Environmental education sessions
- Small group brainstorming retreats
Standout features
Ecological Habitat
Specialized deadwood garden ecosystem
Two dedicated deadwood gardens provide a unique habitat supporting diverse species including insects, beetles, wild bees, and lizards, contributing significantly to local biodiversity and endangered species protection.
Educational Stations
Five interactive environmental learning stations
Features stations such as 'Deadwood,' 'Benjes Hedge,' 'Mulched Path,' 'Flowering Strip,' and 'Insect Hotel' that demonstrate practical ways to support environmental health, making it an informative visit for groups interested in ecology.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
Sunday12am – 11:59pm
MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
WednesdayClosed
ThursdayClosed
FridayClosed
SaturdayClosed
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