@Lougris: Thank you for the comment, although it seems to be of a political nature. I think you are missing the point - suggested in the title - that these little houses with a bit of land and our flag is an extremely long tradition in our country (since 1884). It has been said: “The allotment gardens serve many purposes. It is a haven for the working families from the dense inner city districts. But the gardens also serve some economic purposes. They are beneficiaries where important subsidies are paid for wages and food, which is especially important in times of unemployment and crisis.”