Klaudia Blasl writes
About bitchy roses and murderous parsley
The writer from southern Burgenland describes herself as a plant researcher. Her green thumb? Well ...
Kronen Zeitung als bevorzugte Google-Quelle hinzufügen For around ten years, plants - especially the nasty ones - have set the tone for her work. Mainly in the numerous books she has written about their secret, often murderous talents.
"However, I was born with two left hands rather than two green thumbs," she laughs. However, after a slipped disc, a number of cultivation efforts and reading countless gardening guides, the Burgenland native has made it. Her garden is a paradise - albeit a deadly one. In addition to vegetables, perennials, bee pasture and roses, there is also an impressive collection of poisonous plants. She is home to more than 200 plants.
Plants have a lot to tell
Her knowledge is enormous. For example, she has already had to deal with shock starvation in lettuce and tulip fever. Klaudia Blasl has experienced this and much, much more in her green kingdom.
"Before your garden sulks because you have no idea, read my book," advises the journalist. "Otherwise it could turn against you and a real war of the roses could break out." "No time, the garden is calling" will be published on February 3, 2025.
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