In this “Duel of landscape gardener”, the goal is to create a dream garden even with a small budget. Above all, personal initiative and professional support are necessary. In each episode, two garden and landscape builders present concepts for the conversion to a family. The focus is clearly on cheap alternatives to expensive building materials or plants. This shows how existing materials can be recycled. Under the guidance of the garden professional, whose concept is preferred by the owners, the family is actively involved in the renovation.
Episode 1
Sep 3, 2023
After renovating their house, Anna Weber and Lukas Grothoff want to transform their 130 m² paved outdoor area into a green paradise. They both have power, but they lack ideas for implementation.
Episode 2
Sep 17, 2023
Ferdinand Stahl and his partner Vivian live on a spacious property with many animals and a pond. But it is quite swampy and is to be replaced by a new, larger swimming pond.
Episode 3
Sep 24, 2023
Because the work of the last few years has taken place exclusively indoors, the garden of the Leisieffer family from Cologne looks pretty desolate. Frank Egger and Frank Riese have some ideas on how to improve the outdoor area.
Episode 4
Oct 1, 2023
Sebastian Rath converted an old estate into several apartments. However, the community lacks a comfortable place to meet together. Sebastian wants to create it together with his friend Dominic, who also lives in the residential complex.
Episode 5
Oct 8, 2023
Nicholas and Julia live in a shared house with Nicholas' father. They also took over the garden from him, but it doesn't meet their wishes at all. A cozy seating area should be created around her beloved olive tree.
Episode 6
Oct 15, 2023
Nadja and Lars Gladyszewski built a Scandinavian-style house two years ago. So far there hasn't been enough for a garden, which is something her three children in particular suffer from. This is to change now.
Episode 7
Oct 22, 2023
Kerstin and Thomas Sonnborn's garden is the size of a football field. It's no surprise that the children mainly use the area to play ball. That's enough of that. Coziness should return to the garden.
