For two years, Eberhard Vogler documented the blooming and growth in 20 farm gardens of the Bergisches Land with his camera - at farms and residential houses, with farmers, hobby gardeners, and museums. The individual texts for each garden were written by Karin Grunewald. The result is a charming visual journey through a piece of garden culture that captivates with both its lush diversity and natural simplicity. Generous photographs, drawings of the layouts, and accompanying texts about gardens and gardeners inspire a new perspective on an old tradition. Farm gardens have never attracted much attention. They were simply there, serving their purpose without anyone giving them special notice, distinguishing them, or praising them for their contributions or essence. The fact that they have endured for millennia may be precisely due to their unassuming nature.