Hagenas Gėlių Pristatymas Gėlininkas

Hagen is one of Germany's largest municipalities, located on the southeastern edge of the Ruhr area, in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, where the rivers Lenne and Volme meet the river, Ruhr. The city itself is a mountainous terrain embedded with forests and lakes. The city has been an agricultural industry since the 8th century when it started off as an agricultural village but also picked up iron-ore mining by the medieval period. The industries located in the city of Hagen include the manufacture of machinery, chemicals, specialized steel, industrial fittings, and vehicle axles.
Hagen is also home to several renown technical universities, including Fern University that came into existence in 1974 and became Germany's first distance-learning university. The city was one of the main targets of World War II and consequently suffered great damage. Fortunately, the city has been furnished into a modern urban destination with several parks, theatres and museums of art and local history.
To explore the floral life of this city, you definitely need to visit the Botanischer garden located within the University of Ruhr. The garden covers an extensive ground and contains several unique and exotic plant species. Despite the chilly wind and several new changes, you can always find plenty of visitors. You can also enter free of cost!
The garden displays a wide variety of beautiful flowers exported all over from Asia, Europe, America, Japan, China and Siberia.
There is also an interesting Chinese garden, a desert house, Savannah house and a tropical house. It’s naturally best to visit in the spring or summer.