Committees

Plant usage

Committees

Plant usage

Bernd Blanke

Regional Association Niedersachsen+Bremen

Claudia Blaurock

Speaker Plant usage, Regional Association Sachsen

Sigrun Därr

Regional Association Sachsen-Anhalt

Gesine Düwel

Regional Association Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

Prof. Dr. Swantje Duthweiler

Regional Association Bayern

Theresa Gläser

Regional Association Berlin-Brandenburg

Jane Heidemann

Veronika Hermann

Laura Heuschneider

Regional Association Nordrhein-Westfalen

Christiane Meßner

Regional Association Baden-Württemberg

Nicolaus von Hantelmann

Regional Association Hamburg

Anette Schött

Regional Association Hessen

Daniel Tams

Regional Association Schleswig-Holstein

Daniel Zugwurst

Regional Association Thüringen

 

 

in progress

 

Working Group on Plant Use: Position Paper and Discussions with Plant Planners 2027

On the day before the Plant Planners’ discussions on 11 June 2026, the Working Group on Plant Use held its annual face-to-face meeting, which took place in Hamburg this year. The meeting began with a discussion of current developments and issues within the regional groups and offices.

Nachricht · 12.06.2026

Working Group on Plant Use: Prospects for Plant Planners’ Discussions and Sector-Specific Policy Strategies

At its meeting on 24 November 2025, the Working Group on Plant Use set out key directions for future activities – both in terms of content and organisation. The focus was on the further development of the discussions with plant planners and a new policy initiative.

Nachricht · 12.03.2026

Working group on plant use: planting planter and "species recognition

On October 14, 2022, the working group met for the first time this year. Topics were the follow-up of the Planting Planner Days 2022 as well as the preparation of the Planting Planner Days 2023, the upcoming change of expert speakers and the certification of plant knowledge at the Weihenstephan University of Applied Sciences.

Nachricht · 12.12.2022

Reasonable remuneration for planting planning within the overall contract!

Plants that thrive well create essential amenity qualities in open spaces. The changing aspects such as scent, colour changes and blossoms touch the users and create lively, lovable places. Plants are currently being rediscovered as possible solutions to the problems of climate change.

Nachricht · 12.03.2021

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