Christmas present for our customers
We have decided to invest the gift portion for our customers at Christmas this year in apple tree sponsorships. As a fruit processing company, it is particularly important to us to keep our ecological footprint as small as possible and to stand up for biodiversity, especially in Germany. For this purpose, we have taken over 10 apple tree sponsorships through the Boomgarden project in Helmste (Altes Land).
The Boomgarden Project
Since 1985, Eckart Brandt has collected hundreds of old fruit varieties from the region for his Boomgarden project and placed them on various plots. In autumn 2012, the 3.85-hectare Boomgarden Park Helmste was created as a central variety conservation garden. Apples, pears, plums, cherries and quinces: Currently, about 400 varieties of old regional cultivars are distributed among 350 high and 250 half-stemmed trees. Some of these varieties were already considered extinct, but could be saved by Boomgarden. There are also about 20 different bushes and shrubs with wild fruit, a welcome food supply for people, insects and birds. The aim is to develop the meadow orchard into a diverse, biologically valuable biotope in the long term using permaculture approaches.
Boomgarden Park Helmste is located at Bargster Karkweg 3 in Helmste, directly on the L124 Stade-Harsefeld road. In addition to the Boomgarden Park Helmste, the project also looks after other small orchards in Stade-Götzdorf, Stade-Riensförde and Engelschaff-Neuland.
Our apple tree sponsors
- Altmärker Goldrenette, a tasty, spicy Renette from the Altmark region, Sachsen-Anhalt
- Filippa, an interesting Gravensteiner daughter from Denmark
- Prince Blücher, originated in the late 19th century as a seedling from the Yellow Richard in West Mecklenburg
- Graham's Jubiläum, bred by the English gardener Graham on the occasion of Queen Victoria's 50th Jubilee
- Groninger Krone, a type of red-cheeked prince's apple from the north-eastern Netherlands
- Raspberry apple (Eystrup), a tasty autumn apple from the middle Weser region
- Maren Nissen, a striking red early autumn apple from North Schleswig
- Mother apple, red apple with fine banana flavour grown in Massachusetts in 1844 as American Mother
- Otterndorfer Prinz, a firm, tasty late autumn apple from Land Hadeln
- Red Brazil apple, an old German variety known since about 1577, long considered lost
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Paradiesfrucht GmbH
Bergener Strasse 10
29410 Salzwedel
Germany
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Tel. +49 4148 615 111
+49 3901 307 900
Kurt Jahncke
Director
Bernd Wiesner
Director
