Tasting and sale of herbs

Name: Dégustation et vente d’herbes aromatiques
Start: 2024-06-01T11:00:00+02:00
End: 2024-06-01T13:00:00+02:00
Location: Arboretum Volčji Potok

Samedi 1 juin, 11h00Passé

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Janko Rode, the author of the book Zeliščni vrt domača lekarna, will be at the stand prepared a delicious and aromatic tasting. It will also be possible to purchase the herbal program. The tasting will focus on the sense of taste and smell. Herbal drinks and sweet/savory pastries with herbs will be available, and the tasting will highlight the variety of uses of herbs. The sales program will consist of homemade blends and teas of individual herbs. They will also offer herbal syrups, liqueurs and spirits, as well as three types of herbal soaps. For culinary purposes, they will sell herbal salts and spices from the garden. The book Zeliščni vrt domača lekarna will also be for sale. The professional presentation is free of charge, the entrance fee to the park is payable. Applications are not required. Location: Fragrant Garden next to the Indonesian Pavilion.
More information: www.arboretum.si

À propos du lieu

Arboretum Volčji Potok

Arboretum Volčji Potok, Volčji Potok 3, 1235 Radomlje

Osrednjeslovenska

Volčji Potok Arboretum is the most visited horticultural facility in Slovenia. In the last twenty years it became famous for its spring flower shows. Visitors from all parts of the country and from abroad come to Arboretum to be fascinated by millions of daffodil, tulip and other spring flowers.

Volčji Potok Arboretum was established in 1952 by University of Ljubljana. The institution took over the estate till 1948 owned by Souvan family. The late private owners bought the property in 1882 and plated park around the mansion house. The renaissance and later barocco style mansion house was destroyed in the World War II. In 1950 the estate was legally declared a place of cultural and natural heritage of national importance.

University created a collection of woody plants for research and educative purposes. Later the Arboretum became independent. Today it manages the park, produces plants in its own nurseries, runs a garden centre, employs a group of landscape architects and does practical landscaping all over Slovenia.

In Arboretum, 80 hectare of ecologically very diversified grounds are occupied by about 2.500 taxa of trees and shrubs. The plant collection has been thoughtfully designed as a landscape park, including well-conserved rare natural biocoenosis. In peaceful and aesthetic scenery visitors are given an opportunity to experience beauty and uniqueness of man modified environment.