It is intended not only to provide relaxation but also to provide a home for native plants and wildlife.

Thus, in the years from 2013 to 2016 alone, we planted over 120 blossoms, fruit trees and bushes. The tree population on the Wolfsongarea now amounts to about 180 trees. In addition, there are permanently about 80 perennials of bananas, plantains and red bananas.

Small only about knee-high border walls to the neighboring property are made with loosely laid coral stones, which are now also already overgrown by plants. A paradise for many lizards !

Another hiding place for lizards, but also for frogs, are our two small bromeliad gardens and the free-standing large bromeliad species.

Since spring 2016 our biotope is in operation and planted. This has given us many new garden inhabitants. Among other things, the well-known (Gaudi) red-eyed tree frog can be seen daily. But also some other frog species and dragonflies can be observed.