GARDEN OF (NATIONAL) COLOURS

The park was one of the pro­jects we pro­po­sed as part of the Green City pro­ject we cura­ted (Zie­lo­ne Mias­to pro­ject) for the embas­sy’s anni­ver­sa­ry year, and in the fol­lo­wing years it deve­lo­ped into a pro­ject that was sup­port­ed finan­ci­al­ly by poli­ti­cal repre­sen­ta­ti­ves as well as pri­va­te indi­vi­du­als or by par­ti­ci­pa­ting in the plan­ting of num­e­rous trees in Wedel Ave­nue.

The then cul­tu­ral atta­ché of the embas­sy, Fried Niel­sen, and the direc­tor of the Ger­man-Polish Foun­da­ti­on, Cor­ne­li­us Och­mann, as well as the many pro­ject part­ners who made co-finan­cing pos­si­ble, play­ed a key role in the suc­cess of the pro­ject.

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The Gar­den of (Natio­nal) Colours is the first of the rea­li­sed Ger­man-Polish gar­dens.

In spring, bul­bous plants and peren­ni­als bloom here in shades of red and white. The blos­so­ming rock pears and app­les as well as hawt­horns com­ple­te the com­po­si­ti­on, which chan­ges in autumn from yel­low, oran­ge and red to the rare bla­cki­sh hues of the folia­ge.