Duel of landscape gardener - my green paradise - Season 2

In the garden of Dirk Scharfen from Kommern, an old half-timbered shed is to be made way for and make room for a cozy seating and barbecue area in the countryside. Because that's exactly where he wants to enjoy relaxing hours in the evening sun with family and friends. The garden professionals Sebastian Burggraf and Frank Riese have put some great ideas on paper. However, Dirk has to implement the winning concept with the support of his brother-in-law Roman Elias.

Koko and Lukas Bönninghausen have a narrow terraced house garden in Dünnwald, a district of Cologne in the Mülheim district. The two dancers want a place next to lots of plants for their yoga exercises. The garden professionals Nico Sollazzo and Marius Surmann are developing concepts for this.

Bärbel, Mara and Kevin live in a 200-year-old half-timbered house in Kall-Keldenich on the edge of the North Eifel. The inner courtyard has a special atmosphere. But it is quite shady and appears neglected and should now be transformed into an attractive meeting place for family and friends. The garden professionals Frank Riese and Sebastian Burggraf compete in a duel of concepts, but the family does the renovation themselves.

In Wiehl/Oberbergische Kreis, the Hirsch-Sallmann family's garden is sloping and the centerpiece, the blue porch swing, stands in the middle of the sloping terrain. New topsoil and planting are now intended to create a feel-good place. The garden professionals Dennis Thiele and Frank Egger compete to see who can support the family.

The garden of the Klein family from Mariendorf (Berlin-Schöneberg) was previously very overgrown and exuded the charm of the 70s. Now it should be modernized and fit the Bauhaus style of the house from 1956. Which of the two garden professionals Frank Riese and Marius Surmann will win the duel?

Matthias and Franzi Spallek live in a single-family house with a small courtyard. However, this offers hardly any opportunities for planting, appears uncomfortable and is also directly adjacent to a busy, noisy thoroughfare. The garden professionals Benjamin Balsam and Marius Surmann compete in the duel in Bremen-Habenhausen.

In Brand, a district of Aachen, the Falter family lives in a semi-detached house. However, when thrown together, your garden does not form a unit. Rectangular shapes and a well thought-out planting concept should now create a harmonious picture. The garden professionals Frank Riese and Sebastian Burggraf compete in a duel.