Waldnerhof, Jenesien

Potatoes, lettuce, carrots, beetroots, cauliflower, fennel, spinach, chard, zucchini, cucumbers, tomatoes, leeks, celery, onions, broccoli, pumpkins, turnips, red cabbage, beet syrup, beans, sauerkraut

Name: Georg Untertrifaller
Location: Jenesien
Products: Potatoes, lettuce, carrots, beetroots, cauliflower, fennel, spinach, chard, zucchini, cucumbers, tomatoes, leeks, celery, onions, broccoli, pumpkins, turnips, red cabbage, beet syrup, beans, sauerkraut
Availability: July – November

Description:
At Waldnerhof in Jenesien, Georg Untertrifaller cultivates a rich variety of seasonal vegetables with dedication and care. From lettuce and carrots to tomatoes, fennel, and various cabbage types – everything is grown sustainably and locally. The harvest season runs from July to November, bringing field-fresh products straight to the kitchen. Georg’s commitment to quality, short supply chains, and honest farming reflects the core of Tschögglberg lokal.

Contact:
Georg Untertrifaller
Waldnerhof
Jenesien
Phone: 3281055845
Delivery: Tschögglberg high plateau

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