Regenerating black fields - our garden

22 Sep 2022

Autumn is here. Our garden, once a dark, polluted and inaccessible (partly) indoor space, has become a welcoming green area of 175 sqm at the heart of the city of Ghent. After cleaning the soil, selecting plants, planting, caring, rearranging, guiding branches and discovering spontaneous grown new plants; mapping them out, looking for recipes, enjoying the richness of the fresh fruits, drying leaves for tea, having conversations, tasting crazy salad combinations, making a guiding postcard for visitors, and inviting neighbors to harvest; we are now preparing for winter.

Amongst the many flowering and edible plants and herbs growing in the garden are:

  1. Echinacea / Coneflowers
  2. Goudsbloem / Pot marigold
  3. Wijnruit / Common rue
  4. Speenkruid / Ficaria
  5. Kornoelje / Dogwood
  6. IJzerkruid / Verbena
  7. Valeriaan / Valerian
  8. Duizendblad / Yarrow
  9. Tagetes / Marigolds
  10. Peer / Pear
  11. Zoethoutgras / Japanese sweet flag
  12. Daslook / Wild garlic
  13. Stekelbes / Gooseberry
  14. Oerprei / Leek
  15. Bergamot
  16. Aalbes / Redcurrant
  17. Kaasjeskruid / Malva
  18. Leverkruid / Hemp-agrimony
  19. Honingbes / Fly honeysuckle
  20. Sporkehout / Alder buckthorn
  21. Oost-Indische kers / Garden nasturtium
  22. Tijm / Thymes
  23. Citroentijm / Citrus thyme
  24. Marjolein / Marjoram
  25. Bonenkruid / Satureja
  26. Opgaande rozemarijn / Rosemary
  27. Kruipende rozemarijn / Weeping rosemary
  28. Hyssop
  29. Olijfkruid / Santolina virens
  30. Leiappel / Apple
  31. Bieslook / Chives
  32. Chinese bieslook / Chinese chives
  33. Driekleurige salie / Salvia tricolor
  34. Grootbladige salie / Berggarten sage
  35. Venkel / Fennel
  36. Kaffir limoen / Kaffir lime
  37. Oesterblad / Oyster leaf
  38. Japanse gember / Japanese ginger
  39. Kerrieplant / Curry plant
  40. Citroenverbena / Lemon verbena
  41. Lavas / Lovage
  42. Lavendel / Lavender
  43. Vijg / Fig
  44. Druif / Grapes
  45. Rotsooievaarsbek / Bigroot geranium
  46. Zwartmoeskervel / Alexanders
  47. Dropplant / Giant hyssops
  48. Bloemloze zuring / Garden sorrel
  49. Bosaardbei / Wild strawberry
  50. Blauwe bes / Highbush blueberry
  51. Lievevrouwebedstro / Woodruff
  52. Japanse wijnbes / Wineberry
  53. Hosta / Plantain lilies
  54. Daglelie / Daylilies
  55. Hazelaar / Common hazel
  56. Astilbe japonica / False buck's beard
  57. Krenteboom / Shadbush
  58. Vlinderstruik / Summer lilac
  59. Smeerwortel / Comfrey
  60. Meidoorn / Hawthorns
  61. Maarts viooltje / Sweet violet
  62. Framboos / Raspberry
  63. Loopkamille / Chamomile
  64. Look zonder look / Garlic mustard
  65. Munt / Mint
  66. Schijnaugurk / Chocolate vine
  67. Olijfwilg / Silverberry
  68. Szechuanpeper / Japanese pepper
  69. Roomse Kamille
  70. Pompoen
  71. Dovenetel
  72. Rabarber
  73. Adderwortel
  74. Gevlekt longrkuid
  75. Citroengras

We are grateful to be so close to the rhythm of life during our daily work activities, and we invite you to join, cowork or organise your events in our space. Please feel welcome to visit us for a cup of Timelab-blend-tea, fruits and reflective conversations. 

The garden has become a precious and soothing natural work environment over the last years and months, thanks to Filip Bonne, Alaa Abu Asad and Véronique De Mey.

 

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