i mean, garden. or it was possible not to keep the land to rest and work only on the collective farm by the end of the first post-war five- year plan, the collective farm dawn was selling products to the state for millions of rubles. orlovsky fulfilled all his promises, and the calculations turned out to be real. his example became a guideline for many farms in the country of the republic. in just a few years, by the mid-fifties, the bssr had strong farms in almost every region. and for labor heroism, many have already been awarded orders, medals, state awards, including, for example, for 1947-1949, 17 collective farmers of the republic received the title of hero of socialist labor. but it was in the first most difficult post-war years that a solid foundation was laid for the agrarian sector of the republic, which made it possible to take a leading position in the production of agricultural products in the ussr and subsequently create modern agricultural production already in an independent belarus o

gardens. now it is estimated if there are modern biotechnological collections in the gardens, this is the invitro collection, as everyone already says in cones , plants in a cone. we have created such a collection for many years. it exists the collection is replenished. currently, there are about 250 plant species. we have a collection called invitro, that is artificial environment. lkovy rhododendron evergreen variety, it is decorative, a beautiful flowering plant that reproduces very poorly in conditions. this is the first, second, it is a variety that is also desirable. we burn on a spirit lamp the culture is already sterile free from infection. here is nutritious, the environment is also sterile. here a lot of carbohydrates are added, so a plant is taken as a very good environment for pathogens. and cut into small pieces. we transplant fresh nutrient medium. in the laboratory, evergreen deciduous rhododendrons are propagated in this way. well, people call them azalea cowberry. archival and

so we have gardens that vary from all stages of development and all gardens, family gardens, privatens, some of them as small as postage stamps and others pretty expansive. it's a variety -- all of the world is represented in our gardens here in the portola. >> i have been coming to the portola garden tour for the past seven or eight years ever since i learned about it because it is the most important event of the neighborhood, and the reason it is so important is because it links this neighborhood back to its history. in the early 1800s the portola was farmland. the region's flowers were grown in this neighborhood. if you wanted flowers anywhere future bay area, you would come to this area to get them. in the past decade, the area has tried to reclaim its roots as the garden district. one of the ways it has done that is through the portola garden tour, where neighbors open their gardens open their gardens to people of san francisco so they can share that history. >> when i started meeting with the neighbors and seeing their gardens, i came up with this idea that it would be a great

garden and our central botanical garden were dedicated to the events of the great patriotic war andf the great patriotic war. this is a great victory is captain gastello these varieties. we planted not only on the territory of the central botanical garden. grodno is luzhki town. this and our other regional and district centers. but first of all , here for all the guests of the capital to see, for all the visitors to see. the central botanical garden immediately here has been a very director since 1997. prior to this, we have carried out research pilot activities. i am of course.

the first in the post-soviet space in our central botanical garden. i am doing a job i love, that i am doing a job that is useful. and our laboratories of the botanical garden, so this will not be a dream. so, here we will say the thesis of life that strives for the best. everything is good, so that life was not lived in vain. in order to bring some idea to life, you need to look at what others have, therefore my colleagues and i personally traveled to the botanical gardens in germany this redhead has features, but first of all, not in a small space, here is a rainforest rainforest . here we see that there is the first, lower level, where do palm trees grow, where, in fact? there is no teenager because there is little light. but there is room for growth with this guy because the lantern is up and it is a palm tree. soon it will be huge beautiful and interesting. we have a small pool. although we have aquatic plants. you can look at tropical forest to the subtropics and from above to see how beautiful the plant looks when you are on the upper floor of

apothecary garden. the question of the use of plants. that's how the remedy was, in fact , one of the original. botanical gardens then began to develop their own side of fedo design, there is the beauty of the enlightenment but this has always remained one of the tasks, therefore, in every botanical garden there are departments, there is a collection of both medicinal and spicy-romatic plants or simply medicinal plants. and we have a variety of monarda monarda, in general, such a very interesting plant that is different. again, the composition is rich in essential oil and in the composition of the essential oil there are components with very strong antioxidant and antimicrobial activity. what does this plant do, but it is applicable in many herbal remedies. revives is gaining more and more importance and the program is medicinal plant preparations. and artemisiana, but it is very famous all over the world for its malarial properties, and now, uh, everything, more often they talk about its anti-inflammatory properties, which is very impor

so we have gardens that vary from all stages of development and all gardens, family gardens, privateworld is represented in our gardens here in the portola. >> i have been coming to the portola garden tour for the past seven or eight years ever since i learned about it because it is the most important event of the neighborhood, and the reason it is so important is because it links this neighborhood back to its history. in the early 1800s the portola was farmland. the region's flowers were grown in this neighborhood. if you wanted flowers anywhere future bay area, you would come to this area to get them. in the past decade, the area has tried to reclaim its roots as the garden district. one of the ways it has done that is through the portola garden tour, where neighbors open their gardens open their gardens to people of san francisco so they can share that history. >> when i started meeting with the neighbors and seeing their gardens, i came up with this idea that it would be a great idea to fundraise. we started doing this as a fund-raiser. since we established it, we awarded 23 scho

the botanical garden has everything in the line of business, in fact the best botanical gardens. it is estimated if there are modern biotechnological collections in the gardens, this collection of invitro is, as everyone already says in cones, plants in a cone. we have created such a collection for many years. it exists the collection is being replenished, currently there are about 250 plant species. we have a collection called invitro, that is artificial environment. vat, a flowering plant, which reproduces very poorly under conditions. this is the first, second, it is a variety that is also desirable. we burn on a spirit lamp the culture is already serially spared from the infection. here is nutritious, the environment is also sterile. here a lot of carbohydrates are added, so a plant is taken as a very good environment for pathogens. and cut into small pieces. a fresh nutrient medium in the laboratory is propagated in this way by evergreen deciduous rhododendrons. well, the people call them azalea lingonberries. lilac archival and a lot many different types of plants it is goo

because the garden garden requires constant attention. i really want to live a day in your life to understand what you do. uh, day after day, starting early in the morning and ending in the late evening. this is what he is, e, the daily routine of e of a real such modern villager. that's what i was planning to do today. there should still be a few cucumbers so make them cask. yeah. maybe we'll try making a liqueur. or rather, it is precisely such that insists on it well, because the secret was revealed in long trip. yeah. maybe we'll collect cream for sake like this. well, if you suddenly feel like it, maybe we’ll take you something unusual, which i didn’t understand. secret secret intrigue. well, i can't wait to live driving? let's start in order, where do we start, then go ahead? the space for maneuvers in the village is huge, but the rhythm is completely different, no one drives into the neck, not work, but work into joy in a mode convenient as meditation. i see here, though not colossally huge, but, nevertheless, there is a garden. wh

uh, before laying out the garden, of course we uh worked this out.r institute of fruit growing with our uh, western colleagues from different countries with poland with moldova with various italian companies. who deals with hazelnuts in the world consumption of hazelnuts? and, that is, the demand for a nut is higher than the supply on the market. and, of course, it allows. uh, to increase the area of ​​planting hazelnuts on how to process and sell your hazelnuts in the best possible way. they think the willow garden project is a classic startup with an investor and its own trademarks, one of its goals is to form a new culture of consumption nuts in belarus, the first thing we would like to offer is to our belarusians. e russians and even europeans. by singing has a great interest in this precisely raw. uh, delicious fresh hazelnuts. fresh hazelnuts out there are much better digested in terms of those plans that garden investors always set for themselves. uh, our hazelnuts are already showing those shows today. uh, those, then, are the numbers and pro

uh, before laying out the garden, of course we uh worked this out. e with our fruit growing institute with our western colleagues from different countries with poland with moldova with various italian companies. who deals with hazelnuts in the world consumption of hazelnuts? a, that is, the demand for a nut is higher than offer on the market. and, of course, it allows. uh, to increase the area of ​​planting hazelnuts on how to process and sell your hazelnuts in the best possible way. they think that the project will be a classic startup with an investor and its own trademarks. one of its goals is to form a new culture of nut consumption in belarus. the first thing we would like is to offer our e- belarusians. e russians. and even for europeans , europeans have a great interest in this, it is raw. uh, delicious fresh hazelnuts. fresh hazelnuts, out much better digestible in terms of the plans that garden investors always put in front of them. uh, our hazelnuts are already showing those shows today . uh, those, then, are the numbers and prospects that

that his child has a good future, they were waiting for the opening of this garden.he is very unique. without mods, we probably have not seen it anywhere else. i think that for the child it will also be something unusual, something new and interesting. i think that she will gladly go there. this is pride from day one. yes, because there are no indifferent who would enter the walls of this garden. he's unusual. he is beautiful, he is made here. here are the letters, and yes the letters i e for children are bright and attractive with unusual decor elements, wonderful furniture. for the skin group in adults, the emphasis on biosecure symbolically a new preschool object appeared on pareto, we carry their leaf fall for the minchang as well. it 's the only one on the roads. not only budovateli to update, the child is the garden of numarchatyry 177 at the factory the hermitage area of ​​​​its door after major renovations near the pre-school installation functional areas new bunny applicators, assembly halls from smart ports with significant furnishing. wushan, the infrastru

the botanical garden in berlin had to make efforts to conserve energy even before the current crisis. oh, so baton took off as a botanical garden with greenhouse facilities and we have been in the process of energy renovation for years to make sure that we consume as little energy as possible for health day. there's a lot of technology there and gum co have 16000 square meters of tropical plants under glass for cloud that can't done without energy because berlin winters colton grey calls him. but that's why it's a fundamental issue i would say to be sustainable to consume as little as possible and try to return my power to the system. right? belinda christmas garden will be open until mid january to allow visitors to take an enchanting stroll. and perhaps forget about the wolves crises for a while. you're watching t v news live from berlin up next d w reporter on and not jerry's so called which children. i'll be back in 45 minutes. i see company by isn't with mom. she's mom said can i get the country i came on go.

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it is inside bright such gardens. we probably haven't seen it anywhere yet . i think that for the child it will also be something unusual, something new and interesting. i think she will gladly go there. this is pride from day one. yes because no indifferent, who would enter the walls of this garden. he 's unusual. he is beautiful, he is made here are the letters. and yes, the letters i e for children are bright and attractive with unusual decor elements, wonderful furniture. for the skin group in adults, the emphasis on biosec is symbolic. well, you are a preschool object that showed up on the fall of leaves, and for the minions, this is only one of the gifts. in minsk , senya opened 19 bottles of the ninth teapper polyclinic . here at the villages of the muva cop. increase the brightness, according to the hearing of a teenager promonto updated the facade of the morning was the pressure was replaced by covering the installation. recovery, straight offal main on pranks, dentistry, orthodontists and early childhood center. the equipment was completely replaced

you were leaving, what happened gardener ordered which gardener she advised her gardener. at anyway. without him, i will not take any decision to be offended. i'm telling you, someone has to watch this. well , okay. only let this gardener , whatever it is, live not here, but in that house, or it is written down. and in the restaurant, serve and take care of the house, there is no doubt, and i still disperse these tourists . okay? all while pointers to them, you know, i put it in the wrong place. so you will put him in that house as the main one, yes, in the room where the older one used to live from furniture, figure out some kind of collapse there, probably in the house. well, right there, right there the mess is the age-old dust, it's a mess everywhere. and i 'm always fine. hello hello yes, i'm on my way, of course, i need to feed. uh-huh, another one for the bakery. gardener, needed i don’t understand why a stranger is needed in the house? what are we standing i like it. wow, can the whole house fall apart? so everything is ready. okay, let's go feed you. yes, i'm not

uh, before laying out the garden, of course we uh worked this out.uit growing institute with our western colleagues from different countries with poland with moldova with various italian companies. who deals with hazelnuts in the world consumption of hazelnuts? and that is the demand for walnut it is higher than the offer on the market. and, of course , it allows. uh, to increase the area of ​​planting hazelnuts on how to process and sell your hazelnuts in the best possible way. they think that the project will be a classic startup with an investor and its own trademarks. one of its goals is to form a new culture of nut consumption in belarus. the first thing we would like is to offer our e- belarusians. e russians. and even europeans europeans have a great interest in this, namely raw. uh, delicious fresh hazelnuts. fresh hazelnut, he o is much better digested in terms of the plans that garden investors always set for themselves. uh, our hazelnuts are already showing those shows today . uh, those are the numbers and prospects that were expected some

lilac blossoms in my garden, dawn is reflected to me and the nightingale flies in my garden, when theightingale flies in my garden, when it meets, a hot head and a shanty, sweet, a cat’s box about a cat, the moon smiles at me in the night, but again my candy sings in the garden, it does not stop singing, but again my temptation sings sings incessantly in the garden. there is a shalushka, a sonorous little head in halls, a nightingale, cinderella i will go out into the garden of inspirations in the spring with a soul to drink merges fly my peaceful nightingale, the region where the light of love is born to come, my dear half of the region, the secret of love is born oh friends, thank you so much for being with us all have a good evening. goodbye, we are fixed on the left bank of the dnieper, all the details of a difficult decision are detailed. america after the election, the elephants occupy congress, but for words it could be worse. so will the boy from

also baton, check off as a botanical garden with greenhouse facilities. and we have been in the process of energy renovation for years to make sure that we consume as little energy as possible will help those. cuz there's a lot of technology there. and gum tall have 16000 square meters of tropical plants under glass for clark that can't done without energy because berlin winters colton gray hauls him. but that's why it's a fundamental issue i would say to be sustainable to consume as little as possible and try to return more power to the system. berlin's christmas garden will be open until mid january to allow visitors to take an enchanting stroll. and perhaps forget about the walls, crises for a while. yes. and that's all we have time for coming up next eco africa looks at how solar power is helping to strengthen rural communities. in nigeria, i'm and you could mckinnon in berlin. i thought you were through with you with climate change in lighting, the lives of ivory coast farmers, their crops are especially vulnerable. a possible solution grew forest tr

in the garden of timur habib, eight varieties of persimmons in tagirkent-kazmalyar gardens are orangeutumn leaves from fruits, they are responsible for the quality here for 22 years, they have never stopped applying mineral fertilizers. here, the minimum dagestan grows 20,000 tons of persimmon annually, but on the counter in other regions of russia it gets only a small part of this harvest, almost the entire market is occupied by imports, new storage facilities for sunny fruits and state support for dagestan producers can solve the problem. magomedov abdulla magomedov and kristina merzoeva vesti dagestan a robbed bank branch where after a fire the local archive of the nkvd was transported five criminal cases were stolen, and all the convicts previously worked in the murmansk port immediately after us continuation of the sharp plot detective story of the barents sea, the counterintelligence officers are playing a complex operational game to calculate the sabotage group. they come to the conclusion that the robbery is only a cover and should put them on the trail of major salt, has thei

so people can have somebody go, you can go to a community garden. if your community is a bunch of white people who don't, you can't interact with our relatives, these plans, you know, if you're uncomfortable in, you know, that's going back to the access to land. this is the ambridge school ever it and corn. so it's just like a little patch over there as the rest, like did itself. you let the bags go to the last year, the fee just dropped everywhere, like i'd be hydrated the leaves, like cuz i had to send them out. right. so i do the hydrate, so dehydrated little chips, and i also want to put towards and knowledge back and do indigenous peoples hands i right, maybe we can take a see talk a little more. ok, so close. hello. hello. hi, welcome to ok. welcome back to the red nation podcast hotel, poor thought. acknowledge the rain and the thunder is so beautiful, beautiful blessing. everyone that's real quick. when i ask real quickly, would you call what you're doing? food sovereignty, would you say you're a part of that movement or is it just something

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and there will become a member of our garden in the begin in the beginning of the season. they pay for the rest of the season. if the harvest is plentiful, every one gets more and they also share the risk of a bad crop. once a week, community members can pick vegetables in the garden with a message on their phone tells them how many and which one's neighbor alex hames care comes by regularly. this is, is just an comparable in terms of quality, like it doesn't have any pesticide. so in that they put a lot of love and attention and effort in it. i know them very well personally. so it makes this a big difference in experience, but also the quality of the food for me, poor community exchange original ideas. but there are also challenges in creating ulster world. for example, there are frequent arguments over who pays how much for the construction of a street in front of their own house. what you could say is a so show experiment and that, and before not always use that, they have to work together like usually it's government lay down like you can do this, you can do that. is

this day, i'm trying to tidy up the garden. it is the end of october now and so, i do fear a frost anytime coming. so, i am trying to decide what to harvest. i got some carrots left, and earlier this day, i took out all my -- and put them up on straw, put them in the loft of the house. i'm just trying to harvest what's not going to make it through the frost. i do have some turnips here, and those can go through the winter. partially as, well, the leeks will do well as fun. so is not an overly harsh winter. but, that's where most of the work in the garden during the season is tidying it up, turning the beds and then laying compost along it and leaving it like that until next season. letting some things go to seed as well and the dill has flowered and so it once the sun dries it out, probably in a couple of weeks or so, i can collect the seeds that was on the flower. active those on a small linen sack and they share, at least in the garden. my family, we finished the harvest, so that was four or five weeks of work. that's finishe

it's time to tidy up the garden. it's almost the end of october notes i do see a frost anytime upcoming. i'm trying to decide what to harvest. i've got some carrots left. earlier this day i took up all my pumpkins and put those in the loft of the house. i'm just trying to make it to the frost. we had some turnips here that will help us through the winter. parsnips as well. they should be fine. hope it's not an overly harsh winter so they will be fine. most of the work in the garden during the season is hiding up, turning the beds and length compost among it. letting some things go to seed as well. once the sun dries his hat and a couple weeks or so i can collect the seeds off the flowers and so i will save those in in a sml linen sack and plant them again next year. a bit of that work. my family, we finished taking the harvest and that is about four or five weeks of work. but i'm finished now and i can get to the rest of the preparation for the winter. >> my name is phineas pratt. most citizens here call me just prat

of the gods. gardens parks for 1000 after a campaign in persia, this roman started luxurious gardens yes which roman is most associated with luxury lukul languages ​​of the world for 400? of the 11 official languages ​​of south africa, two belong to indo-european english, and this one was considered a dialect of dutch at the beginning of the 20th century. eat served for 800. according to legend, this lord, in order not to leave the card table and get his hands dirty, ordered to bring himself a piece of meat, laid between two pieces bread sandwich john montague. ever since since such a sandwich began to be called a sandwich. although in fact, he is unlikely to invent it. well, that was the last question of the second round. let's sum up his total of 600, which means that nikolay 2.000 has a 12.800 drop. andrey has the third round of painting ahead of the fence , i think the emperor can finish building the bathhouse . what will be new? peter the first, the last tsar and the first emperor, is already in the movie balabol new season tomorrow at 20:00 on ntv try those same rolls delicious

not a job need a permanent, so you can for a year a worker to be a watchman a gardener a gardener, butbout this story okay? thank you very much. you have no idea how happy it is to have a permanent job. well, can you congratulate me? now i work for her. well, yes, so papik took it last month, leading positions in the confectionery direction immediately after fishman, but was embroiled in some kind of major stock scandal. so do not expect a stable income. lyosha is a family from what we will now think about whether to congratulate you or not. i just consulted with my doctor. we decided it would be better to write a statement. that's it, that's it. listen, son. the contract is more valuable than money, if you tell someone about what happened, if it doesn’t seem like it, it’s clear. now everything is clear, but he does not need our money. this is the only human in the world that does not need money. what do you need. what do you need? we work, he needs a job and we will give him a job. so tomorrow you will cut the bushes around the house, remove the leaves and dig up the ground around the

well, if we want to stay with the garden, the garden was real pretty because it ad cheap energy didn't. and i mean it's really kind of simple. ok, i, you know, and john visual jumped ahead of me. i wanted to talk about the be the bolshevik mindset here, but you know, more or less same question to you. i mean, everything that is being done in the name of ukraine and it's democracy in its borders and all that is impoverishing europe. and what i don't understand, i can understand the u. s. wanting to push out its competitors in europe. okay, that's fine. but if europe becomes the industrialized and poor, then what kind of market do will it be for the americans? the export to not much you don't, you don't want to ex, what you can export to poor people cuz they don't have any money. vladimir. yeah, i would say that, you know, what we have been observing in recent years. europe was doing very well precisely with the new and other research and russia that is, you know, they had cheap energy. they managed to balance and let's face it, it was a pretty successful balance between certain kind of,

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and want to see what grows in the garden of the average person. happy to welcome.me is vitalik yuel. very nice. you know, i tell you right away that i want to tell you a garden in russia, where i live, this is generally pride, but of any owner. yes, we also go to visit neighbors and look. whoever grows better even to admit, we brag to each other. well, if a neighbor lacks something, we always share with each other. i have, for example, the best guava in the area. see how many. what a beauty, this is the most delicious. on my look, the tropical fruit here is the avocado. and these are bananas. wow, i have different varieties of dessert fodder, we fry them or give them to piglets. what is the top tip from an experienced banana farmer like you? well, as with any plant , regular care and no chemistry, the best organic banana fertilizer gives pigs. wow, the pretty boys are just nibbling. look how it gnaws . well done correctly correctly the main question of all russian gardeners is to grow potatoes no in cuba there are not enough potatoes in general to plant the necessa

can house already go, you can go to a community garden near you. community is a bunch of people, you know, you can interact with our relatives, these plants, if you know you feel uncomfortable and you know, let's go back to the access to land. this is the ever ever isn't corn. so do you just want to like a little patch over there as of the rest? like did it so yeah, let the plans go to see last year. yeah. with the see just dropped everywhere like i d hydrated the leaves like that. the thing i'm out, right, so i do the hydrate. so i dehydrate like little chips and i also want to put tools and knowledge back and do indigenous peoples hands. all right, maybe we can take a see talk a little more. ok. hello. hi, welcome to ok. welcome back to the red nation podcast hotel tour. i thought i acknowledge the rain and the thunder is so beautiful. it's beautiful. bless you. want to ask for, but just want to ask real quickly. would you call what you're doing? food sovereignty, would you say you're a part of that movement or is it just something like not like

oh well, and in general, we can handle it just perfectly close to our flower garden.is is one more thing to love. the plants in the garden now that i have now in the first place we have willows, in the second we have miscanthus. and we will give the third place to the nymphs, of course, the water lilies. they are fairies, contrary to the fears of the audience, they did not die in stagnant water; moreover, they continue to increase the population, maybe the secret is in the fish that picked it up, maybe this heart has a pierso, of course, a table with spicy garden bed every autumn. i plant these plants in the garden of your idea exactly from their herbs. i support. i really like it, and therefore every year in the spring i re-plant plants here, because they are unlikely to overwinter the table and continue to live in their lives. listen super. i'm so glad. the most controversial moment of the project was a multi-level rack canopy commentators on the site and in all social networks. alterations advised the heroes to protect it with a transparent roof in case of rain. we

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yes, did not prevent the gardener from ordering which gardener? already on my way, of course, to feed. don't forget one more freeloader. yes, i'm not hungry, so far, so vasily is his main in that house, yes, in the room where the watchman used to live. i am a new gardener. i wasn't told to live here. don't leave the film prisoner of the old manor on sunday on belarus 24 tv channel belarus 24 tv channel presents a unique project in the genre of tv interview markov nothing personal, lively meaningful conversation and extremely frank answers. how hospitable the belarusians turned out to be in general and how they surprised me, but i don’t know such beauty i have never seen 25 hectares of happiness for children, and you personally consider yourself a free man. but this is a very serious uh question. uh, let me answer in parts. that is, it turns out in any case, always in order to evaluate something, you have to lose something initially to correctly prioritize. it seems to me that today you are crystallizing more and more. our genetic belarusian code f

well, if we want to stay with the garden, the garden was real pretty because of that cheap energy, didn't it? i mean it's really kind of simple. ok. i, you know, and john, visual jumps ahead of me. i want to talk about the be the bolshevik mindset here. but you know, more or less same question, do you, i mean, everything that is being done in the name of ukraine and it's democracy in its borders and all that is impoverishing europe. and what i don't understand, i can understand the u. s. wanting to push out its competitors in europe. okay, that's fine. but if europe becomes the industrialized and poor, then what kind of market do will it be for the americans? the export to not much you don't, you don't want to ex, what you can export to poor people cuz they don't have any money. vladimir. yeah, i would say that, you know, what we have been observing in recent years. europe was doing very well precisely with the new and other research and russia that is, you know, they had cheap energy. they managed to balance and let's face it, it was a pretty successful balance between certain kind of, y

once a week, community members can pick vegetables in the garden. a message on their phone tells them how many and which one's neighbor alex hames care comes by regularly. this is just an comparable in terms of quality, like it doesn't have any pesticides, so now they put a lot of love and attention and effort in it. i know them very well personally, so it makes this a big difference in experience, but also the quality of the food for me community exchange original ideas. but there are also challenges in creating poster world. for example, there are frequent arguments over who pays how much for the construction of a street in front of their own house. what you could say is a so show experiment and that, and before not always use that, they have to work together like usually it's government lay down like you can do this, you can do that. is this going to be like this and like that. and here people have to do it themselves, and sometimes it just takes a bit of a learning curve cuz people have to figure out how to do that. yeah. a few kilometers away i

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very nice, tell me this beautiful vintage garden.his is an introductory story for students or is it a textbook. it 's almost like classes are taking place here. they can touch all this and not only are obliged. well, let's go for a walk. we have a planting garden collection we have more than 3,000 taxa of this plant. you can say a beautiful word taxa can flash somewhere. here we are too. well, it's small. here the tree is a relic tree of the dinosaur era. this is a young difference. i mean, the plants are very old. we have, uh, already a mature tree that was planted before the war on the left, we propagate it so much i have seen this tree. yes , unusual risks, all these dinosaurs loved such trees and tell me different visitors can come here, or is it just the academy garden for students, there are a lot of visitors for this botanical garden, about 5,000 people visited, surprisingly, clematis is still blooming here. well, this is a repeated flowering, pneumatics is coming. yes oh, what are all sorts of decorative cabbages, also beauti

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gate park, our three can he treasures, gardens, japanese tea garden and the botanical gardens are on the map. we're thrilled about that.çovz on december 6th, we're excited to welcome everyone to our next ground-breaking event at the sunnydale hub in visitacion valley. the hub will bring a i new community center and a new recreation center to this diverse and well-established neighborhood. it's not had a rec center for the boys and girls club. we have a gym a naiz naiz yum, early learning center and fitness classes and get-togethers and several of us were out for the groundbreaking at the playground and that will be part of this wonderful new complex in the neighborhood which really, really deserves it. we are proud to partner with the hearsy housing on this groundbreaking. earlier this month and i'm sure there will be at least somebody here who wants to talk about pickle ball during public comment but earlier this month, park and rec held a meeting with pickle ballers. we were able to gather quite a bit of feedback and listen to concerns of each community and we're hard at work looki