Discussion at the conference centered around the European Union's role in combating global warming.
The city of Neuss is gearing up for a significant transformation as preparations begin for the Landesgartenschau 2026. This event will see a former racecourse area transformed into a vibrant city park, moving away from the predominantly concrete environment towards more green, natural urban spaces.
From the 35th week, the rose garden will be planted with shrubs, roses, and perennials. Meanwhile, the shooting tent will be set up, and the site will be secured from August 13th. The specific landscape gardeners responsible for this project have not been explicitly named, but it is known that they will be tasked with planning and implementing the transformation of the landscape to create multifunctional, aesthetic green spaces suitable for urban environments.
The gardeners will also construct new elements such as pavillions that integrate cultural heritage, collaborate with horticultural experts, and focus on sustainable plant use, biological pest control, and climate-adaptive design concepts. They will coordinate on-site construction, planting, and maintenance activities to ensure the project's timely progress and quality.
From the 36th week, the willow garden and the sand garden will be created. The sports field will have formwork for concrete edging created from August 11th, and from the 37th week, the cultural corner will be designed with perennials. The Hammfeldhof inner courtyard will be paved with city-provided cut paving stones, and the meadow beach area will be completed, leveled, and prepared for planting.
For more information about the Landesgartenschau Neuss 2026, please visit www.landesgartenschau-neuss.de. Press inquiries can be directed to Tel: 02131 75114-11 or E-Mail: [email protected].
The Landesgartenschau Neuss 2026 promises to be an exciting event that will breathe new life into the city, creating a more sustainable and aesthetically pleasing environment for all to enjoy. Stay tuned for more updates as the project progresses.
- The landscape gardeners will incorporate climate-adaptive design concepts, sustainable plant use, and biological pest control in the construction of new elements such as pavillions for the Landesgartenschau Neuss 2026.
- The willow garden and the sand garden will be created during the 36th week, while the sports field will have its concrete edging formed by August 11th, and the cultural corner will be designed with perennials from the 37th week.
- The gardeners will also collaborate with horticultural experts and focus on creating multifunctional, aesthetic green spaces, which aligns with the goal of transitioning the city of Neuss towards more green, natural urban spaces as part of the Landesgartenschau 2026.
