No time to talk, the garden's calling

‘Klaudia Blasl is the ultimate queen of gardening knowledge.’ Meike Winnemuth

Why do pampered cultivated roses react so irritably to the smallest changes? What do the long-established cottage garden flowers have against the newcomers? Is there a secret alliance between legumes and bulbous plants in the underground? And why do inconspicuous herbs often prove to be real all-rounders?
After a nightly tussle with her runner bean, Klaudia Blasl sees the plants in her garden in a new light. She recognises astonishing parallels between the characteristics of her green housemates and human temperaments and gradually learns to recognise the signs by which plants communicate with each other and with their environment. A humorous adventure book for hobby gardeners thirsty for knowledge.

‘Plants would read Blasl.’ Heike Sicconi, Gartenradio