The Garden Project
Zucchini Beginning to Grow
Small zucchini growing
Working Together
Amar Kaistha helps Monika Rosenthal (back) and Petra Schäfer (front) to rid their plots of weeds.
Bird Houses in the Garden Project
The International Garden: giving a home to some of the local birds too
A Place for the Weeds and Bramble
Kale - Growing Wild?
Kale, a form of cabbage, is being grown in the garden
A Bouquet of Flowers
What Jasmin Wardak loves more than anything is picking flowers in the garden!
Tools of the Trade
Like Two Peas in a Pod
Like peas in a pod, relationships within the community at the International Garden are sprouting
Tractor Power
Without the tractor, tilling the soil for the new playground is back-breaking work.
Interview With Kids
EuroVox' Kateri Jochum tries to get a word in with Yahyah Wardak, but his two kids, Jasmin and Hewat, want a piece of the action as well.
Room to Grow Together
Formerly part of Bonn's city nursery, the city is allowing the gardeners in the international garden project to use the land free of charge. Run by the "Wissenschaftsladen" in Bonn, the project is intended to strengthen community-building among foreigners in the city.
Getting Out the Grill
Yahyah Wardak from Afghanistan and Amar Kaistha from India fire up the grill after a day in the garden.
Two Barbeques, Many Cultures
Pork shish kebabs on the one, chicken and vegetables on the other. Understanding cultural differences and accepting them is the name of the game.
Raspberries Ripening
Raspberry season is in full swing
Flower Carpet
Soon the field will be a carpet of flowers
Beanstalks Growing Tall
The beans are growing healthily, and will soon be ready to harvest
The Tomatoes Are Ripe
Some of the tomatoes will soon be ready to pick
Flowers in Full Bloom
Amar Kaistha, originally from India and his wife Angelika Stauder's flowers are beginning to bloom
Pumpkin Flowers Blooming
The pumpkin flowers are blooming, and the pumpkins themsleves should soon follow
Flowers growing in Bonn's International Garden
One of the many flowers now growing in the International Garden