BIO-DYNAMISM
This is a form of organic agriculture that was started at the beginning of the last century in Germany and further developed especially after the Second World War. Currently it has proven to give concrete and economically sustainable responses to the ever growing needs of a healthy non-polluted environment; it balances nutrients without chemical substance residue, and provides high nutritional values and organoleptic properties.
The bio-dynamic enterprises are considered a veritable living organism: all of its components interrelate with one another as true organs and they vitally interact with their surrounding environment. Within a landscape setting and for urban greenery, it is capable of providing original and effective project design proposals in the creation of green areas that are more feasibly and economically easy to maintain; ones that are capable of expressing the best of the different functions to which they are adapted, according to their arboreal and grass planting properties, as they are adopted in planned designs.
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This is a form of organic agriculture that was started at the beginning of the last century in Germany and further developed especially after the Second World War. Currently it has proven to give concrete and economically sustainable responses to the ever growing needs of a healthy non-polluted environment; it balances nutrients without chemical substance residue, and provides high nutritional values and organoleptic properties.
The bio-dynamic enterprises are considered a veritable living organism: all of its components interrelate with one another as true organs and they vitally interact with their surrounding environment. Within a landscape setting and for urban greenery, it is capable of providing original and effective project design proposals in the creation of green areas that are more feasibly and economically easy to maintain; ones that are capable of expressing the best of the different functions to which they are adapted, according to their arboreal and grass planting properties, as they are adopted in planned designs.
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