We are here for you, because we love gardening
Whether cucumbers in the raised bed, gloves in the natural garden or monstera on the windowsill: we can never get enough of plants. And because we love everything that is green and blooming, we provide hobby gardeners with advice and inspiration in our magazine «Schweizer Garten».
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The «Schweizer Garten» has been published for 93 years – we are a traditional magazine with modern content. -
«Schweizer Garten» has been published for 92 years – we are a traditional magazine with modern content.
Whether it's interesting facts from the organic garden, helpful practical tips, exciting garden portraits or trends for balcony gardening: we have green news, DIY instructions and lots of design ideas.
With us you get green fingers
As green professionals and passionate plant lovers, we know what problems and joys amateurs experience when gardening. That's why we tell you our best practical tips every month. Our topics in the magazine are seasonal: our readers benefit from the fact that we know when to sow, plant and harvest what. We accompany hobby gardeners through the entire diverse gardening year with the right topics.
Gardening is so easy these days
Do you want to become a gardening pro with us? Then get a subscription to «Schweizer Garten» now and also get a great bonus. We deliver «Schweizer Garten» to your home every month. Open your mailbox, get the magazine out and enjoy! Gardening is so easy these days.
Your benefits as a subscriber:
- Never miss an issue of «Schweizer Garten» again
- 12 issues for only CHF 105.–
- You save CHF 9.– compared to buying at the kiosk
- Free advice on gardening questions
- Exclusive special offers with attractive discounts
- Additionally free eMagazine issue for your tablet & smartphone
- Secure an attractive bonus as a new subscriber
Perhaps we can welcome you to our thriving community soon? We would be delighted!
Sincerely, your Stefanie Stäuble, Chief Editor, & the team from «Schweizer Garten»
PS: By the way, we are the most read gardening magazine in Switzerland. And that means something, doesn't it?
