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The Bruns Nursery's Rhododendron Park is located in the Gristede Forest on the road from Wiefelstede to Bad Zwischenahn. Chinese sequoias provide shade, while other specimen trees create interesting focal points amidst the magnificent rhododendrons. Over 1,000 different rhododendron varieties and hardy azaleas form the core of the collection. It is particularly worth seeing between May and June, when the park transforms into a colorful floral landscape. Two ponds and an impressive park pavilion complete the picture. The 25-hectare grounds also serve as a show garden for the Gristede New Products®, as special emphasis is placed on rhododendron breeding. More than 150 varieties have already been developed here. With its numerous seating areas and restrooms, the park is ideal for a break during a bicycle tour or for a day trip.

Gristede Rhododendron Park A splendor of flowers beneath tall pines The Bruns Nursery Rhododendron Park is located in the Gristede Forest on the country road from Wiefelstede to Bad Zwischenahn. Chinese redwoods provide shade, while other solitary trees are interesting eye-catchers amidst the splendor of rhododendrons. Over 1,000 different varieties of rhododendrons and outdoor azaleas form the core of the collection. This is especially worth seeing between May and June, when the park transforms into a colorful floral landscape. Two ponds and an impressive park pavilion complete the picture. The 25-hectare site also serves as a display garden for the Gristede Novelties®, with a special focus on rhododendron breeding. More than 150 varieties have already been cultivated here. With its numerous seating areas and restroom facilities, the park is ideal for a rest during a bike ride or for a day trip.

The Rhododendron Park of the Bruns Nursery is one of the most beautiful and also free

The forest area covers 330 hectares and is a historically old oak and hornbeam forest of outstanding importance for nature conservation.

A solar park has been built on the former air base in Oldenburg. At the end of 2011, numerous solar modules were connected to the grid on the runway in Oldenburg. Once used by German and British fighter jets, the site is now home to an environmentally friendly solar power plant. The PV power plant is approximately the size of 40 football fields and saves approximately 9,383 tons of climate-damaging CO2 emissions annually. On the almost 30-hectare conversion site, 61,906 PV modules generate quiet and, above all, environmentally friendly electricity. The peak output of the Oldenburg solar park is approximately 14.7 MWp. Each year, enough solar power is generated to cover the annual electricity consumption of approximately 3,400 households. With this PV project, the city of Oldenburg is suddenly ensuring a greener energy mix and actively contributing to climate protection in the urban area.

You can come here at any time

Huge photovoltaic system

Meanwhile the path is also asphalted :)