Arboretum Erbsland

One of the oldest agricultural experimental areas in Germany. 30 different tree species. Very impressive!

In 1887, under the direction of the Mirow forestry master Friedrich Scharenberg, it was planted with foreign tree species to test their suitability for German forestry.
Presumably, peas were cultivated by the farmers in the "Land of the Crops", a fertile, approximately 7-hectare island of mortar, in the midst of our sands. So today this name is interpreted. The arboretum is not fenced and can therefore be explored on foot or by bicycle at any time.

Impressive and mighty trees, such as Tuja or Douglas fir.

historic forestry, many exotic tree species can be seen here

The section with the Douglas fir trees in particular has a mystical effect on the observer in its semi-darkness. Really nice!