Dr grüen Tom GmbH (Hindelbank)

10 YEARS "Becoming a horticulturist was always my clear career goal. To be in nature, to be creative and physically active ", remembers Thomas Keller, owner of the company" Dr. grüen Tom GmbH "in Hindelbank.

After a military career and work in various horticultural companies, he ventured into self-employment at the age of 23. Since customer contact and personal conversation are always in the foreground, the company name should also convey this, which is why "Dr. grüen Tom "was created. "From the beginning, my customers appreciated the personal contact and the motivation that I and my temporary staff exuded." It was not long before the first employee was permanently employed. The company premises and the warehouse on the parent farm in Hindelbank were expanded and modernized. In the composting facility operated by the father, garden waste is shredded, composted and converted into reusable soil. "The surrounding communities, private garden owners and landscapers can dispose of their garden waste with us at a reasonable price, and the offer is actively used accordingly," says Keller.

From helicopters to high-performance cranes Nowadays, there are many good gardening companies, and the customer's choice of "his" gardener is certainly not easy, which is why "Dr. green Tom GmbH" offers personal service and individually tailored garden solutions. Whether the material is transported to the roof by helicopter or lifted by a heavy-duty crane to the most inaccessible gardens, thanks to our experience we make the impossible possible. Natural integration of a garden into the environment is possible regardless of the budget. Winter and summer pruning, garden design and new construction, maintenance and care, biotope and swimming pond construction, stone walls, squares and line construction are part of the repertoire of the company, which now has three full-time positions and will train an apprentice August. "We enjoy our work and are confident about the future," says "Dr. Grüen Tom" as he hurries off to the next garden.