Carl Effner
Carl Effner Sr. (* Munich April 12, 1792 ; † Munich-St.Anna July 22, 1870 ) was a royal Bavarian head gardener .
Carl Effner came from the royal Bavarian court gardener dynasty Effner . His grandfather was the famous court architect Joseph Effner (1687–1745) and his father the Nymphenburg court gardener Johann Joseph Effner. He was married to the brewmaster's daughter Agnes Friedel and became the father of the famous court garden director and garden designer Carl von Effner (1831–1884). Journeyman journeys took him to Vienna, Paris (1812) and Berlin. From 1819 to 1852 he was the court kitchen gardener in Munich-Lehel. In 1852 he was appointed head gardener of all royal gardens.
Works
- Redesign of the Munich court garden , 1853
- Design of the Regensburg villa park
- Dörnbergpark at the Dörnberg-Palais in Regensburg, 1864-1867 together with his son.
- Nuremberg Castle Garden , 1855, largely destroyed in World War II and then restored
literature
- Rainer Herzog: On the 200th birthday of the Bavarian head gardener Carl Effner (1791–1870) . In: Die Gartenkunst 3 (2/1991), p. 292.
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| SURNAME | Effner, Carl |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Effner, Karl; Effner, Carl sen. |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Royal Bavarian Oberhof gardener |
| DATE OF BIRTH | April 12, 1792 |
| DATE OF DEATH | July 22, 1870 |