There is where Ursula Höger's products and her passion for the healing power of native plants originate. This happened as quickly and as unexpectedly as weeds shoot out of the ground. Her husband, who owns this natural jewel, got her involved in the annual mowing. Here initial reaction,  "I would prefer to have gone swimming", became a feeling of pure well-being. Because when you are raking and standing in the hay, the ethereal fragrances get under your skin. Since then, Ursula has wanted to know: What plants grow in her home place and what effects can they produce?

And so the family's mountain meadow revealed itself to be a species-rich habitat for rare plants and medicinal herbs. "It is incredibly what grows there." Without fertiliser, with plenty of time and thus of a very special quality. Meadowsweet takes the sun, valerian takes its ease and St John's wort enjoys itself there. With well over 100 species, the motto here is "natural diversity instead of mono-culture". The former flows into her Natursula products in concentrated form. The centrepiece is the "Werdenfelser Heukissen" (Werdenfels Hay Cushion): Hand-mown mountain herb hay in hand-sewn fleece cushions. Not a decorative product but rather a useful health aid in everyday life.