something like this, unfortunately, you have to think about them, all the plants that he planted in the flower parkre considerable sums, and in order to... buy some plants, you need to sell others, this flower is called the flower of the lazy intellectual, or more scientifically, it is daylily, i am such a fanatic who buys very expensive varieties and i will say honestly, some varieties of daylilies at one time, when i bought them, bought them for 150 rubles, that is, for that money before the denomination, it was 15 million, this is just a lot of money, now, unfortunately, flowers ... imagine that in brest you can grow figs or, for example, in kiwi. and on this bush, the variety is called geneva, there are a lot of fruits, i have already treated many, knowledgeable, here i have nothing, here i want to start growing such unpretentiously, i have the answer is always the same: buy and grow the plant you want, the one you like, and don't look at it, it's hard to take care of it, it's not hard, the most important thing is that you have passion, mood, desire, to grow this particular plant, if you have i

film by the naval photographic center details the first lady's efforts to plant trees and flowers and improve parks and playgrounds in the district of columbia, with the hope that other cities would follow. the example. of. beautification, to my mind, is far more than a matter of cosmetics. to me, it describes the whole effort to bring the natural world and the manmade world into harmony, to bring order, youthfulness, delight to our whole environment. after the presidential elections in 1964, mrs. lyndon johnson felt that to be most effective as the nation's first lady, she would constantly rate her efforts in a few major areas of concern. during a meeting at the lbj ranch, mrs. johnson was urged by secretary of the interior stewart udall to share her lifelong interest in one of these areas conservation and beautification. putting this interest into practice would require organization and hard work. mrs. johnson wanted to make her adopted hometown an example for others to follow. washington, d.c., would be a showcase for the nation, and so the committee for a more beautiful capital was born. mrs. j

millions of scarlet flowers have blossomed in the park of the city of hidaka. t will become green to capture the fleeting beauty. otherwise, people rush to take photos. surprisingly, there were no such flowers in the park, they appeared unexpectedly, somehow by themselves, the park workers began to take care of them and now there are about a million of them. and now their number is not reported at all, definitely more than 5 million. residents of central russia are also lucky this warm autumn. our vera krasova even at the beginning of october i managed to find fresh raspberries in my summer cottage, though already. definitely the last ones, because at this time of year berry bushes usually begin to be prepared for the ground, pruning, tying, fertilizing, in general, as always, you can’t sit idle, and the harvest of the next year depends on how competently this is done now. even at the beginning of october, summer residents do not sit idle, this year’s harvest has been collected, what the next year will be like depends on our hard work, just in these last warm su

michal kliofaginsky had a tradition of bringing different flowers from different countries and planting them not only in the greenhouse, but in his parkre trying to turn this idea into reality. and the first flowers that we planted were dahlias. there is a description that mikhail kliofaginsky had many types of very rare dahlias, this is done by the hands of our employees, that's it, we have a gardener, we also have an agronomist, but it's done simply from the heart, here in the summer he had a canteen, imagine how beautiful it is, when in the summer we open the windows, they are like doors, you can even go out, the breeze blows these... curtains, and we go out here and admire our flowers with a cup of coffee, sometimes we bring out chairs, tables here, our tourists really like to visit this very site. it so happened that we were there, where we came to this monument, we knelt down, quietly turned on the palonades near the grave, there are guards behind me, we listened and started to leave from there, one of the guards: and i was in your hall, then the estate was not restored yet, they gave him small souvenirs and showed him. what a m

population, as well as a delegation of the countries participating in the udkbal. lived flowers at the memorial of glory in the parknfilov guardsmen, after which the participants visited a branch of the national military-patriotic center. 20 people died. 40 are missing in bosnia and herzegovina as a result of large-scale floods and landslides. houses and roads have been destroyed throughout the center of the country. the worst- hit area is considered to be yablunytsia. there, automobile and railway tracks have been destroyed. the area was effectively cut off from the rest of the world. flooding also affected neighboring croatia. there were no casualties reported there. warnings of possible danger were heard in montenegro and serbia. the largest evacuation in the history of. thailand. torrential rains flooded a famous reserve in the north of the country. about 100 elephants were saved, the founder of the institution said. about 30 are still in closed premises, where water continues to flow. many of the animals are old, blind or have physical injuries, which makes it difficult for them to transportation. a video has

laws of the volgograd region, and conscientiously fulfill your... members laid flowers at the memorial of glory in the parked after twenty- eight panfilov guardsmen. the ceremony began with a minute of silence and the solemn march of the honor guard company the ministry of defense of kazakhstan, paying tribute to the soldiers who heroically died during the victory of the great patriotic war. the delegation visited a branch of the military history museum. it is headed by the granddaughter of the legendary major general, hero of the soviet union ivan panfilov, alua baidakamova. she showed the guests. the exhibition, which contains unique photographs and personal belongings of her grandfather. the tour ended with a visit to the hall dedicated to the feat of the 8th guards rifle division under the command of ivan ponfilov. head of the ministry of emergency situations alexander kurenkov took part in large-scale exercises at kolz-as in the murmon region. more than a thousand were involved in the training. stations. civil defense is not just a formality or theoretical knowledge. this is real practical work, on wh

autumn colors, which means in japan it is time for the red spider lily. millions scarlet flowers have blossomed in the parkit will become green, to capture the fleeting beauty, people rush to take photos. surprisingly, but once there were no such flowers in the park. they appeared unexpectedly, somehow by themselves, the park workers began to take care of them and now there are about a million of them, now their number cannot be counted at all, certainly more than 5 million. residents of central russia were also lucky this warm autumn, our vera krasova even managed to find fresh berries at the beginning of october, raspberries on the garden plot, though definitely the last ones, because at this time of year berry bushes usually begin to prepare. to the ground, pruning, garter, fertilizing, in general, as always, you can't sit idle, and the harvest of the next year depends on how competently this is done now. even at the beginning of october, gardeners do not sit idle, this year's harvest has been collected, what the next year will be like depends on our hard work, just on these last warm sunny days. vera,

affords an example of the way in botanical experts of the chicago park system have contrived to develop and beautiful tropical flowers under difficult conditions. a few are the restful still waters a lagoon which in winter becomes safe and popular resort for skaters. recreation buildings provide for other forest, which serve an ever increasing number equestrian jackson park. extensive and beautiful was scene a half century ago of world renowned columbian exposition, which commemorated the 400th anniversary of america's discovery and signaled chicago's from the devastating fire 20 years before the japanese gardens are a legacy to the city. from that inviting drives, which are part of chicago's famous of boulevards lead us through the park with its many beautiful scenic views. en route we pass the famous museum of science and industry. the building houses, exhibits the fields of physics, chemistry, textiles and forestry industries and transportation. so many of these are important in chicago's relation to the western country that we may well consider as something of their. from the groves and vineyards ranches and vast

alpine slides, flower beds, arboretums with a network of ponds and park sculptures appeared here, includingf famous italian renaissance masters. after the external transformation of the place itself, jozes bulka took on the internal transformation. their parishioners. the village of mosar was declared a zone of total sobriety. and much was said and written about this incredible event for a belarusian village. jozes bulka passed away in 2010, but his life's work has not disappeared. the church of st. anne with a beautiful park in the village of mosar still remains a place of attraction for many people. everyone has their own purpose for coming to this church. some are looking for peace, some are looking for answers to questions. it's time to return to the noisy festival city, i wonder how my snail, did it get lost, did it fall asleep on the way, or maybe i'm already the happy owner of the title of champion in the cherry snail race, but alas, today my snail was not in the mood to conquer the sporting peaks, i was gone. 3 hours, and the snail during this time moved literally 5 cm, come on, com

alpine slides, flower beds, arboretums with a network of ponds and park sculptures appeared here, amongof famous italian masters of the renaissance. after the external transformation of the place itself, jozes bulka took on the internal transformation their parishioners. the village of mosar was declared a zone of total sobriety, and about this incredible. life in 2010, but the work of his life has not disappeared anywhere. the church of st. anne with a beautiful park in the village of mosar still remains a place of attraction for many people. everyone has their own purpose for coming to this church, someone is looking for peace, someone is looking for answers to questions, i am not looking for anything. i come here just to have a good time, to walk and enjoy the silence. picturesque places i had a great time, it's time to return to a noisy festival city, i wonder how my snail is doing, whether it has lost its way, whether it has fallen asleep on the way, or perhaps i am already the happy owner of the title of champion in the cherry snail race, but alas, today my snail was not in the mo

affords an example of the way in botanical experts of the chicago park system have contrived to develop and beautiful tropical flowers under difficult conditions. a few are the restful still waters a lagoon which in winter becomes safe and popular resort for skaters. recreation buildings provide for other forest, which serve an ever increasing number equestrian jackson park. extensive and beautiful was scene a half century ago of world renowned columbian exposition, which commemorated the 400th anniversary of america's discovery and signaled chicago's from the devastating fire 20 years before the japanese gardens are a legacy to the city. from that inviting drives, which are part of chicago's famous of boulevards lead us through the park with its many beautiful scenic views. en route we pass the famous museum of science and industry. the building houses, exhibits the fields of physics, chemistry, textiles and forestry industries and transportation. so many of these are important in chicago's relation to the western country that we may well consider as something of their. from the groves and vineyards ranches and vast

park course. jack moment has the story. walking through this altar from the marigold flowers to a blessing ceremony with tobacco and cobalt wouldn't know it's on the corner of a freeway on-ramp. this is where i'm leaving. >> for now, we better. just recently became homeless. he tells us he was fired from his job where he lived and was evicted. he lives with his teenage son of 100. we've been here for 5 and we've got of our least 5 times already. and i time they even have their tents set on fire by a passerby. but >> to make things more like home, they are honoring someone special and then since we don't have a house right now, this is where we stand side to side to make it an outright here watching their german shepherd died this year. he was also their service by their side through everything. hundreds favorite memory was taking nacho to the snowy mountains of to cut baja, california. then the from india. >> it's thing. it isn't that he we. was. well with friendly companion, of his. they had a foot as beautiful and grand as the salt or is it could all come to an end as the city and caltrans putting warnings that they will take it

flower beds. after the ninth grade, i entered the minsk state regional college on a budget , specializing in garden and parkstruction. after graduating from college, i went to the armed forces of the republic of belarus, when i returned, i had a choice, somewhere i need to gain experience in a profession and my choice was in the central botanical garden, since i did my internship here, i liked it here, actually, i went here right away. the team is generally very wonderful, when i came here, i was accepted as a family member, our boss, you can even say at some moments, like a mother, everyone is friendly, we always celebrate birthdays, get together, some trips, trips somewhere outside of work, of course, time. my i like my job, probably, more because of the place where it is, because there is constant hustle and bustle in the city, noise, cars, here is such a small oasis, such a paradise, and also of course, the result of the work done, when you do the work for a long time, when you can already see the result, it already pleases your eye. i love my job, because it makes the morning of my country kind. childi

park. yeah, i mean, we're trying to. yeah, just hang out like talking and being outside, so maybe not eat here. it's, like, way too hot, but, yeah, just like talking and enjoying the flowersenjoying the flowers. okay well. and let you enjoy those flowers and the pretty fountain that we have behind us. and thank you. i feel like we could just kind of listen to you because of the accents. that's what i wanted so thank you. what were your names clc)mence and elise kimo's and maddie's. i can't say it right i know, sorry, but earlier, ryan, we did talk to people who were, you know, living in high rises, concerned about the power shutoffs that they had heard about in the news and just kind of worried and making sure that they walked the dogs early in the morning, you know, close the windows, try to keep the cool air in. and just like trying to take precaution looking out for their elderly neighbors is what i'm hearing a lot as well. >ryan>all right. well, thanks a lot, veronica. reporting live in san jose where they may hit a record later on today. and we just learned from pg and e, all bay area counties are now clear from the public safety power shutoffs because of our winds h

flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread cookies with caramel in the middle. and then you walk further down and you have sunrise cafÉ. it is a place that you come for the incredible food, but also to learn about what is happening in the neighborhood and how you can help and support your community. >> twenty-fourth street is the birthplace of the movement. we have over 620 murals. it is the largest outdoor public gallery in the country and possibly the world. >> you can find so much political engagement park next to so much incredible art. it's another reason why we

pavement to parks program and so we had the contract for building 236 blot community garden it start with a lot of jacuzzi hammers and bulldozer and now the point we're planting trees and flowers we have basketball courts there is so much to do here. >> there's a very full program that they simply joy that and meet the community and friends and about be about the lighter side of city people are more engaged not just the customers. >> with the help of community pavement to parks is reimagining the potential of our student streets if you want more information visit them as the pavement to parks or contact pavement to parks at sfgovtv.or) the san francisco city and county board of supervisors regular meeting this afternoon at 2:00 pm., tuesday, october 1, 2024.

bus to get there without any parking worries and lolls bring their four-legged fronds run freely with other dogs and a small touch of grass for the small dogs and wild flowersarpet the grasslands keep on the look out nor hawks and ot >>ime i half chinese and half thai and born in thailand. this is his majesty, a picture of my late king. his majesty, he pass away in 2016. the reason why i still have his portrait is to remind me of the amazing thing he has done for thailand. how he ruled the country with love and lead with passion. his legacy and philosophy in life is one i want to live by. when i moved to america, i became exposed to many more cultures. something else--[indiscernible] with chinese thai. i enjoy making connections with other people. happy aapi heritage month, san francisco. asian pride. >>> when i shoot chinatown, i shoot the architecture that people not just events, i shoot what's going on in daily life and everything changes. murals, graffiti, store opening. store closing. the bakery. i shoot anything and everything in chinatown. i shoot daily life. i'm a crazy animal. i'm shooting for fun. that's what i love. >> i'm frank jane. i'm a commu

you, the fruit and flower collection tazer tea is an ideal combination of the highest grade tea leaves, the aromas of juicy fruits of fresh berries. morning, time for. technology parksedagogical competencies and pedagogical quantoriums, future and current teachers are trained in them in new formats of working with children, for example, how to use virtual reality to show students a dangerous chemical experiment in reality, what else are teachers taught and how it helps them in the profession, and most importantly, what effect it brings, we will tell you in our story: in fact, classes at a serious state university, all students of the yaroslavl pedagogical university should now be able to assemble and launch various mechanisms university, in order to work with similar equipment in schools later, set the speed higher, connect contacts and understand the schemes of students of yagpu, his recent graduate alina bykova teaches him. 2 years ago , a pedagogical technopark, quantorium, was created on the basis of the university for training. teachers, alina was invited to work there, the girl admits that she is good-naturedly envious of her students, in her student years the