
Sloping garden in Kreuth – becoming part of the landscape
A garden that thrives on its sweeping view of the Alpine foothills and settles softly into the slope.
| Location | Tegernsee valley |
| Size | 850 m² |
| Design | Jan Vandebotermet |
| Implementation | Fuchs baut Gärten GmbH – Gärtner von Eden |
| Photography | Klas Stöver |
| Award | “Gärten des Jahres” 2023 (Callwey) – project published in the competition · View the project in the competition |
“A varied path leads down the slope to seating areas on different levels, inviting you to explore the whole garden.”
Wide limestone steps lead to an intermediate terrace between heat-storing natural limestone walls, boulders and perennials. At almost 800 m above sea level, robust, long-flowering plants are used; grass pavers keep the forecourt permeable, and the lawn preserves the sense of space and the mountain view.
The making of this garden aired on HGTV
For over a year, a camera crew followed us for the HGTV series “Die Meistergärtner – Deutschlands grüne Oasen”. This garden was filmed. The episode is called “Traumgarten in Hanglage” and shows the whole journey: excavation on the slope, limestone steps, the natural stone walls, the boulders – and finally the view across the valley.
In front of the camera is Jan Vandebotermet, garden designer, at the time the designer of this garden and now a former colleague. In eight episodes, garden and landscape architects give an insight into their work there; we are still delighted to have been part of it.
The series is a production of HGTV Deutschland.






















Photos: Klas Stöver · “Gärten des Jahres” 2023 (Callwey) – project published in the competition
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