Yellow rape blossoms between rows of grapevines Grapevines and an oaktree in spring before the start of the growing season Barrique casks View towards the illuminated winery at night Vineyard in spring before it starts to grow Barrique storage View towards the winery Young shoot with first leafes and grapes shortly after it started to grow Budding vine shoot Bursting vine bud [i18n] 5-Weingartenbegruenung_Phacelia Sonnenmulde wine bottles Andreas and Kathrin Rainbow above the vineyards of Gols
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Blooming Vineyards

Thursday, May 23, 2019

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Blue Phacelia blossoms in between vineyard rows

In spring organic vineyards can be spottet from a long distance. The green manure plants are in full bloom, long before our vines develop their own flowers. Green manure offers food and habitat for small insects and bigger animals alike. Even hare or deer youngs like to hide between the growing greens.

Our vineyards are therefore not only an important contribution to biodiversity, the green manure also provides essential nutrition for our vines, without the need for any synthetic fertilizers. But honestly, the beautiful sight is reason enough to enjoy the view this time of the season.

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