Stories about the African Tree of Life
… Them from different sources. A good location to find Baobab-seedlings are shops selling „fairtrade“ or specialised horticultural products. They can be ordered via internet as well. How to produce Continue Reading →
Same procedure every year: I want to go on vacation and have to leave my little Baobabs „home alone“. Fortunately, I have discovered a watering system a few years ago Continue Reading →
Baobabs do not like “wet feet” – their roots do not tolerate standing water for too long. Therefore, the pot in which the Baobab lives should be well drained. Before Continue Reading →
If one is lucky enough to call a little Baobab their own – surely one tries to ensure that the little treasure is “happy” and thriving. In summer my Baobabs Continue Reading →
Ralph Stutchbury is a filmmaker and photographer from Zimbabwe. He grew up in the African “bush” and describes his fascination with the African Baobab. The book shows 126 pages of Continue Reading →
On Monday, 27th of October 2014 my photo presentation “Baobabs – Giants of the Savannah” will take place at 7:15 pm at the Flora, Botanical Garden in Cologne. The location Continue Reading →
This short video shows a Baobab seed germinating – in time lapse.
English text is ‘work in progress’ – to be published soon!
My latest exhibition “Baobabs – Giants of the Savannah” takes place from August 27th 2014 to September 1st 2014. Venue: the little gate house at the Flora, Botanical Garden in Continue Reading →
English text is ‘work in progress’ – to be published soon! Titel: A Book of Baobabs Autorin: Ellen Drake ISBN-10: 0958478546 ISBN-13: 9780958478540 Book specifications: Soft cover, 210 x 145 mm, 96 pages Continue Reading →
English text is ‘work in progress’ – to be published soon!
The Baobab – Africa’s Upside-Down Tree, G. E. Wickens English text is ‘work in progress’ – to be published soon! G. E. Wickens, Reprint from Kew Bulletin, Vol. 37, No. Continue Reading →