Home is a place to return to, a peaceful nest to comfort us after a tiring day. Therefore, Ms. Dung (38 years), who lives in Germany, is always meticulous in taking care of every little corner of the house. The 300m2 garden is as beautiful as the picture, the four seasons are lush, blooming and fragrant, bringing relaxation and happiness to the owner every time he comes home.
The corner of Bu Dung’s garden is as beautiful as the picture.
Move to Southern Germany so you can enjoy a peaceful childhood
Dung shared that she and her husband were both born and raised in Hanoi. But it was only after the river was in the Western sky that the two had the chance to meet. They studied in Germany’s most famous schools, graduated with a Master’s degree in Economics, and later married.
Due to the nature of their work, Dung and her husband have had the opportunity to work in many major cities around the world such as Seoul and Singapore. Dung’s two children were born in the island nation of Singapore. When her children reached school age, she and her husband decided to return to Europe and settle in a peaceful town in southern Germany. “I hope my children grow up with nature and without competition like big cities,” Secret mother of 2 children.
Dung’s house is overseas.
Gardening came to him like a charm. Moving to Southern Germany to live, he bought a house with a small garden. So the family takes care of each other, has one more activity to build friendship and green space during the days of isolation at home due to the outbreak. On weekends, the children will help tend to the tree, such as watering or pushing the lawnmower, and the partner trimming the branches. If you like any kind of flower, the whole family will buy seeds to try planting,…
Dung shared: “Since having a garden, our two little friends have known to love sprouts from the moment they sprout. They both go to the garden every day after school to look at the trees and tell their mother how many trees they have grown. A lot. You also know the names of many types of plants and flower.”
Princess Dung helps her mother water the plants and cut the dead flowers.
300m2 rose garden, four seasons with colorful flowers
Bu Dung Park is 300m2 wide with various kinds of flowers. In the spring she planted wisteria, lilacs, peonies and lots of tulips. Summer is “rose’s” time. In autumn, the trees change color, I have a red maple tree from Canada and a red leaf tree from Japan. In winter, the pine trees around the park remain, still green all winter, and when the snow turns white, it looks like there are beautiful sparkling snowflakes. Miss Dung said that she planted flowers in 4 seasons for “The garden is never sad”.
Garden view from kitchen.
Ms. Dung loves roses very much, so she grows many of these varieties, from Honor of Veterans red roses, orange roses, Aloha climbing roses, Sunsprite yellow roses or David Austin roses, etc. The rose bush clings to the wall, blooms twice. The side of the road then grows into an arch to create a poetic image like in a fairy tale.
The red rose of Veterans Honor stuck to the wall, blooming brilliantly.
Pink orange shoes bloom happily at the entrance of the house.
Aloha climbing roses.
Botticelli produce thick, long-lasting flowers.
Sunsprite blooms despite winter’s negative days
Mrs. Viet says that the temperate climate is perfect for growing roses. However, homeowners need to spend a lot of time on careful maintenance. He shared: “I take care of flowers like I take care of children. In summer, I give them plenty of water to drink. In winter, I cover the tree roots like a blanket and cover the trees to avoid snow. Roses begin to bloom from June, then from March to April. When the weather warms, I will fertilize so the plants can bloom. After the first bloom, I have to work hard to cut off the dead flowers and continue to fertilize so that the flowers can bloom again in August.”
For the prevention of pests and diseases, Bu Dung prioritizes the selection of healthy plants and uses several solutions made from ingredients available in the kitchen such as dishwashing liquid and baking soda. Neem oil is also an effective “cure” for thrips. Every day, Bu Dung spends 30 minutes – 1 hour tending the garden. In the rainy season, he catches snails with his own hands to help the flowers bloom.
Rose Ms. Dung blooms beautifully, the color is attractive.
Difficulties at the beginning of gardening are inevitable, there are times when the tree is sick, he has to cut everything and replant it from scratch. However, for this mother of two, gardening has helped her practice patience. Moreover, the garden carries immeasurable spiritual values.
“The garden is a place to connect family members. During the 2 years of the outbreak, my husband and I both worked from home, and the kids studied online for a long time. Without a garden, the whole family would be upset. very confused”, said Mrs. Dung.
Relaxing corner in the family garden.
In the harvest season, Bu Dung cut flowers to decorate the house.
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