Ganz in grün

Prächtige Pflanzen und Prachtwetter beim Raritätenmarkt. Fotos: Uni Graz/Grube

Mehr als 10.000 Besucher:innen beim 15. Pflanzen-Raritätenmarkt

Campus und Botanischer Garten der Uni Graz wurden am 22. und 23. April 2023 zum Messe-Gelände. Und das zu einem überaus stark besuchten. Mehr als 10.000 Besucher:innen kamen bei strahlendem Garteln-Wetter zum 15. Pflanzen-Raritätenmarkt, bei dem an 100 Ständen seltene Gemüse- und Zierpflanzen angeboten wurden.

Orchideen, Stauden, Kakteen und Palmen - im Botanischen Garten standen die Zierpflanzen im Mittelpunkt.

Gemüsepflanzen, Bio-Saatgut und Kräuter wurden am Campus angeboten.

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