Beloved Gardener Michael Kraft Retires After 38 Years at Brunswick Botanical Garden
Michael Kraft, a beloved figure in the Botanical Garden of the Technical University of Brunswick, is retiring after nearly four decades of dedicated service. Under his leadership, the garden flourished and became a cherished green oasis in the city.
Kraft, who served as gardener, leader, networker, and enthusiastic storyteller, leaves behind a lasting legacy. He rebuilt greenhouses, saved areas from loss, and opened the garden to the public, making it a vibrant hub for both students and the community.
His passion for the garden was infectious, inspiring generations of students during his tenure. Even after his retirement, Kraft will continue to be involved with the Botanical Garden as a member of the support association. Despite the search for his successor being ongoing, Kraft's roots will continue to have an effect on the garden, shaping its future as it has its past.
Michael Kraft's retirement marks the end of an era at the Botanical Garden. His dedication, vision, and enthusiasm have left an indelible mark on the garden and the countless lives it has touched. While the search for his successor continues, the garden stands as a testament to Kraft's enduring legacy.
