When does the event take place?

On Friday, October 30, 2026, at 15:00 in the Rudolf Steiner House Bayreuth.

Where is the event location?

In the lecture hall of the Rudolf Steiner House Bayreuth, Zeppelin Street 18, 95444 Bayreuth.

How much is the admission fee?

The admission fee is between 5.00 to 10.00 Euros and is paid at the box office.

Is there practical guidance?

Yes, the event is announced as a lecture and practical guidance, combining knowledge with concrete application.

Is the event suitable for all age groups?

There are no age restrictions. The event is aimed at adults, teenagers, students/apprentices, and seniors.

Bayreuth Experiences Expert Fruit Tree Art with Klaus Konschak in the Calm Lecture Hall

Name: On the Pruning of Fruit Trees
Start: 2026-10-30T16:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-10-30T17:30:00+01:00
Location: Rudolf Steiner Haus Bayreuth, Vortragssaal

An Afternoon Between Pruning Art, Natural Knowledge, and Franconian Practice

On Friday, October 30, 2026, Bayreuth invites you to a lecture with practical guidance that condenses gardening knowledge into a focused form: On the Pruning of Fruit Trees. In the Rudolf Steiner House Bayreuth, Prof. Klaus Konschak will speak about proper tree pruning, thereby providing access to a time-honored cultural technique that sustainably shapes the yield, growth, and form of fruit trees.

When Knowledge Becomes Action

The event combines lecture and practical guidance on a literarily almost classical theme of natural observation: How does a fruit tree remain vital, fruitful, and harmonious? This question becomes particularly sharp in autumn, as the view of the crown, branches, and pruning direction determines the upcoming season. Here, technical language, experience, and immediate application meet.

A Place with a Calm Atmosphere

The lecture hall in the Rudolf Steiner House Bayreuth creates an environment aimed at focused listening and professional exchange. The Anthroposophical Society Bayreuth has relied on public lectures, seminars, and working groups for years; accordingly, this event is also anchored as an educational offering with a small fee. The atmosphere promises a close-to-subject, calm, and yet inspiring learning experience.

For Those Who Really Want to Understand Fruit Shrubs

Whether hobby gardeners, students, adults, or seniors: those who want to not only care for fruit trees but understand them will find a practical approach here. The event is aimed at people who appreciate sustainable gardening, natural science, and application-oriented knowledge transfer. The connection of theory and practice is what makes this afternoon so appealing.

Conclusion: This event promises solid gardening knowledge, concrete pruning impulses, and a direct benefit for the next fruit tree season. Anyone who wants to better read the language of trees and confidently apply the right pruning should experience this event live.