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A three-kilometer-long lavender garden invites you to take a relaxing stroll. In Germany there are many alternatives for plant labyrinths.
Find your own center at a flower farm in Michigan. The owners of the farm have not arranged their lavender plants in an accurate row, but in an intricate labyrinth pattern that allows guests to stroll in a very sensual and soothing manner. If the trip to the USA is too far for you, you will also find beautiful plant labyrinths in Germany. You can find out which ones here.
“Is on my bucket list” – the lavender labyrinth attracts many visitors
A walk along fragrant lavender is said to have a relaxing effect. © robertharding/Imago
Like the magazine Better Homes & Garden reports, Cherry Point Farm and Market in Oceana County, Michigan, invites flower lovers to take a leisurely stroll through its stunning lavender fields. The family-owned farm emphasizes that the Lavender Trail is not a maze that poses mysteries, but a place to just lose yourself and relax.
And that takes time, as most guests need about an hour for a free walk through the two-mile-long labyrinth of the farm. “There’s a big difference between a maze and a labyrinth,” Barbara Bull, the farm’s owner, explains Better Homes & Garden: “A maze is a puzzle, a form of entertainment, while a maze is a wonderful, thoughtful, meditative walk.”
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The joy of visitors who have already been there and the curiosity to visit the labyrinth is great among Facebook users:
“This is a beautiful place. The homemade cherry pies are the best around. Also, there is a great winery just a few miles down the road ❤️” “It’s on my bucket list””It’s beyond nice!””I’ve been there. It is wonderful”
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Where can you visit plant labyrinths in Germany?
Of course there is also the possibility in Germany to visit labyrinths made of natural materials or plants. A small selection (as of August 10, 2023):
The lavender labyrinth in Kastellaun (Hunsrück) The Alfsee maze with over 5,000 Thujen (Lower Saxony) The creepy horror corn labyrinth in Tüttendorf (Schleswig-Holstein) The hemp labyrinth in Butzbach (Hesse) The rock labyrinth Langenhennersdorf with numerous crevices, chasms, caves and cracks (Saxony)The labyrinth Ex Ornamentis made of sunflowers, hemp and corn in Utting am Ammersee (Bavaria)
Many of the labyrinths are there for many years, but are only open until the end of the flowering period or the end of the harvest in mid or late September.
2023-08-13 11:30:15
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