On 23rd June 2023 this year’s 1st and 2nd Prizes of the European Garden Award in three categories haven been handed out to the winners from the Netherlands, the UK, France, Latvia, Italy, Denmark, and Germany. Read more about the winners here!
For the announcement of the nine award winners and the presentation of the award, the following programme is scheduled from 17:00 in the park of Schloss Dyck: BEGRÜßUNG | WELCOME: Hans-Jürgen Petrauschke (Landrat, Rhein-Kreis Neuss I County Governor, Rhine County of Neuss) Roswitha Arnold (Vorstand, Europäisches Gartennetzwerk EGHN I Vice-Chairman, European Garden Heritage Network EGHN)…
20 years of the European Garden Network EGHN – 20 years of promoting cross-border exchange: this anniversary was celebrated together on 12.5.2023 by the Stiftung Schloss Dyck as the project leader of the EGHN and the Landschaftsverband Westfalen-Lippe (LWL). The venues were the venerable Knights’ Hall and the park of the moated castle of Anholt,…
The Call for the European Garden Award 2023 has now been finished! There will be a new call for the 2024 Award opening in the autumn.
20 Years: European Garden Heritage Network – EGHN “Save the Date”: The Foundation Schloss Dyck and the Landschaftsverband Westfalen-Lippe LWL are using the anniversary of the EGHN as an opportunity to invite you to a joint event “Crossing Borders” in the western Münsterland on 12 May 2023. The venues will be the parks around the…
Extraordinary ensemble invites you to visit and to gain new experiences The Schlosspark Bad Homburg and the Landgräfliche Gartenlandschaft of the City of Bad Homburg were jointly included into the EGHN during a ceremony on 5 October 2022. The Schlosspark, which was designed over the course of several centuries, is very attractive with its numerous…
International experts report on “Ornamental Plants” and “Trees in Climate Change” The international partnership invites you to these webinars: 15.11.2022: “Ornamental Plants in Historic Gardens” The pallet of plants available to gardeners has grown exponentially. How do the heritage gardeners of today make sense of this resource as they restore or recreate the historic gardens…
Workshop at Audley End marked the end of the first third of the project EGHN and Schloss Dyck Foundation are partners in the Erasmus+ project “Craft Skills for Garden Conservation” with the international partners Vea and Euromasc in Norway, Gunnebo and Craft Laboratory in Sweden, Plant Network in the UK and Het Loo in the…
Nine happy winners from seven countries have been awarded during the ceremony at Schloss Dyck on the 24th June 2022. Category “Protection or Development of a Cultural Landscape”: 1st Prize: Urbancows Category “Special Award of the International Jury”: 1st Prize: Jardins de la Paix Category “Climate Mitigation Measures in Parks and Gardens”: 1st Prize: Enghaveparken…
From 2022 to early 2025, the EGHN and the Schloss Dyck Foundation were partners in an Erasmus+ project with seven partners from five countries. The Erasmus+ project ‘Craft Skills for Garden Conservation’ (CSGC) offered everyone involved in the conservation and maintenance of historic gardens excellent opportunities to share their knowledge and expand their skills in…
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