the betty ford alpine garden.las, welcome and tell me, where is it you are sitting, what are we seeing, here? >> i am sitting in the alpine house at betty ford alpine gardens, the alpine house is right next to the education center, which is at the heart of the heart of the gardens. this is a cold greenhouse where we have alpine plants and bloom. the gardens themselves are still under snow and so we chose the alpine house so it could bring some color to the presentation. >> wonderful, tell me, first of all how did all of the start? >> it started one veil was in its very early days, we are talking sort of 1986, the ski mountain had been open for a few years but the town was really starting to grow. and, local gardeners got together and said, we need to show people who are coming to live at 8200 feet what kind of plants will grow here. they decided to start a public display garden, the piece of land that the town of vail gave to them was right next to the gerald ford amphitheatre. and, the town was delighted with the

at that point in time, the white housed had a vegetable garden, a kitchen garden. it was approximately one acre in size, it was located on the south grounds, and the lincolns grew -- well, not -- the gardeners at the white house grew most of the produce that was consumed by the lincolns. and mary todd lincoln had a special interest in the flowers but also the kitchen garden. period accounts state that she delivered strawberries directly from the white house kitchen garden to convalescing union soldiers in washington, d.c. hospitals. >> really? really. and, of course, the kitchen garden is something that was kind of brought back in the 2010s. but were there other times -- i mean, i assume they had a garden to help feed the family, if not convalesce sents, through most of the 1800s and 1900. >> yes. so the first fruits and vegetables were probably planted on the white house grounds during james madison's tenure, so 1809 maybe until about just prior to burning of the white house during the war of 1812. but really this took off under the tenure of john quincy add also

gardening. these children a here to water, the potatoes, but there are more than 250, raised beds with more than 500 gardeners. so people calls me volunteers with self organized and meet regularly to tend to different parts of the garden, like this area dedicated to the communities bees. as a design, coker has been part of the collective for around 5 years. he leads a group dedicated to taking care of the b colony at al mandy control. we will be the better for me and from a lot of people who are part of the group a they realize how important is to know how difficult is to work with earth and to be a we're the connection of nature and human. and for me, well, the form is quite of the pillar of the project here to be aware how we are connected to the nature backet colony, amsterdam, park ions. the should says, have finished their work for the day. it's time to enjoy some lunch. it's not clear their oasis will forever survive the pressures of urban development. but for now it's a bonus for the fami

so what you need is more while the gardens of more diversity gardening in berlin has developed beyond traditional allotments in the center of the city on the land of the disused temple roof air field is the community garden and men there contour, founded in 2011 the project promote sustainable organic gardening. these children a here to water, the potatoes, but there are more than 250 raised beds with more than 500 gardeners. circular goldsmith volunteers were self organized and meet regularly to tend to different parts of the garden. like this area dedicated to the community's bees as well. and coca has been part of the collective for around 5 years. he leads the group dedicated to taking care of the b colony at amanda control. yes, we will be the better for me and for a lot of people who are part of the group a they realize how important is to know how difficult is to work with earth. and to be a we're the coronation of nature and human. and for me, well, the form is quite of the pillar of the project here to be aware how we are connected to the nature backet colony, amsterdam park.

trend has come along to boost gardening, street red oven gardening conversion. gardening comes in many forms to, from some people, plant things around a tree, and bar, or plants on balconies, our own gardening, to work. and there are community gardens land where several people care for a larger garden. the one bringing the neighbourhood together with a joint commitment to maintain the garden fishing gotten on mister ha, the smaller plant beds and shared responsibility fit better into a modern work schedule, and it costs a lot less to take part. this more relaxed approach to gardening is proving popular with all sorts of non typical allotment, gardeners, and it's up in terry and jimmy's tradition of the green. and you can head over to our website to tell us which cliche you think of as typically german or very deutsch as a thank you, you'll be answered in a raffle to win a sweat shirt. and a cotton bag from the dw uncensored collection, which stands for world wide freedom of expression. now we're headed to spain for a trip back in time between barcelona and valencia lives. tor tata. a c

, sheba garden clan gardens. gotcha. there are several names for the allotment in germany. it's not the gardens are not the 370 square meters of molecule known. neat flowerbeds. anderson decoration is welcomed, including of course, the king of german kitch, the god known in the 19th century, 50 populations boomed and green faces dwindled. any versions of allotment, gay for families, some outdoor space and the opportunity to grow their own food. this self sufficiency proved vital during the 2 world wars and communist east germany. leaders originally viewed these individual garden ways with suspicion, but they soon soften to the concept once they realize the hobby gardeners could help make up the shortfall and fresh fruit and veggies. today it's less about necessity and more about life. come on. where else can you enjoy your free time? that's more hateful in central with no phone or laptop. flight such thing. can i kinda kid intake lane or? and we can move a little gardening polish potato. but i got no right, let's

in which park can you rent your own garden, and why do aspiring gardeners go to school? five people were injured today as a result of a traffic accident on kakhovka street, asphalt collapsed on the roadway , an impressive hole was formed, into which the gazelle car landed and got serious. damage. passengers have bruises and concussions. dmitry blikov with details. this is how it looks now, the injured gazelle has been dragged to the side of the road. the front part of the car was smashed with a crane for an hour, and the workers got it out of the hole in the asphalt. the gazelle moved along kakhovka street towards the sevastopolskaya metro station unexpectedly under the front right wheel, the asphalt fell through, but these are the words of the driver himself. here he is at the traffic police car , and the street surveillance camera filmed how everything was actually visible that at 8 o’clock in the morning a breach was formed on the road, it became more and more a deep hole almost half the width of the roadway and not to be noticed. she was very difficult big bang. ever

so those gardens were all put in in the 1950s as and by the person who designed many of the gardens at colonial williamsburg, so in the 20th century the early 20th century when americans are fascinated by their colonial past they build many mythologies about their colonial past many of which were kind of very connected to england and their imagining that their life here in america was a lot like england and so in colonial williamsburg, they imagined that people had stunning elaborate gardens and there were some in williamsburg and so they imagined the same thing for uva as well that what would have been behind these pavilions would have been leisure gardens, you know think a jane austen novel that you stroll through in, you know, as you're afternoon leisure and so that's when they were all put in what's interesting about them now is they are now historically important. because they are a really important document about colonial revival taste. right and about a really important colonial revival garden designer. so there are many layers of history at uva as there would be at any historic

the new garden received the title of a free royal city.at some privileges immediately begin. dynamic growth was? to the right europe and from east to west, however, the current old center was built in the 19th century, a noisy city center, a street and restaurants, a baroque orthodox cathedral. all this looks very cozy at home. at the same time, the quiet and modest new garden is considered one of the centers of serbian culture. it was even nicknamed the serbian athens next to the south of the city is the famous mug. gora, a holy place, a reserve and a spiritual citadel of the whole country, and, in addition, but weighty is inextricably linked with laza kosti, one of the greatest serbian poets, lived here for thousands of years, he fell hopelessly in love with a young girl named elena lenka her father was the richest man in vojvodina , and the poet was much older than her and besides kostich left for italy, and elena died of typhus at the age of only 205 until the end of her life. about his love for her, among other things, laza kostic bec

it started burning through the back gardens.e helped, then we started moving the gas tanks and all that. then within 15 minutes, both houses were up. then it spread to the next house. the third house by this point, i was helping the lady down the back lawn because it ignited and was 20 feet away frothe fire. with spontaneously combusted. unbelievable. >> sounds like an extraordinary few minutes. were you able to contact all your neighbors and tell them to get out? >> a former policeman took on the role of knocking on people's houses. he started helping the other way. what happened, the fire was so intense, we were separated. they went in the church, while i was at the fire ation. they went to the church. half an hour later it was so hot in the cemetery behind the church, the grass caught fire so they had to be moved further away. >> are they doing ok? i hope you spoke to your parents? >> i spoke to them on the phone. they are absolutely fine. everyone is fine. we know our neighbors quite well. everyone checked and made sure they

in ordinary clothes, i am digging the ground in the garden. i plant carrots.come to myself here, i am completely, but open up. i calmly just like that with a chopper in one hand and a watering can in the other offer to relieve nervous tension scientists from the university of florida. their experiment showed that gardening is more soothing than any creativity. and this is not news for a long time earlier, specialists from the netherlands proved. tohu behind plants reduces the level of the stress hormone cortisol and russian psychologists have nothing to infect with this when you plant flowers with pleasure, water them there, and pick berries. it's like you're on vacation. often a month of stress erases such work. but the consequences of stress - this is a bad mood insomnia depression, deterioration of physical health to resist this with the help of work on 6 acres, it seems utopia, but such a superpower of gardening. there is a reasonable explanation for landing pro shelf and watering the plant has, in fact, a meditative effect allows you to stay in silence, d

in the garden, mother ate to you in the garden. thank you, thank you, gun.l me, please, that's what you can say to all the mothers of russia, here are the children many. it's good. hard. yes, yes, everyone has problems, those who have few children and those who have many, but the more children, the clearer that there are more problems. well, the better the children, the better the joys, and it depends on each person on what to focus on problems or joys. and we love to rejoice, so for us children are first of all joy, so he immediately had a shop, and a song and of course everything, and without god it’s not up to the threshold. true oh well done once again paid more children. yes, of course i can. wow. wave there. here say hello to everyone. the blue side of the left side, tell the neighbors on the porch, we say, today, or something, the potatoes have gone to the meadow, that the creative one does not peck now, and yegorych hasn’t been drinking for the third month, what should i do? allegon would not beat hay in his deaf place for a month, like geese, so the

the novel begins with the idea of creating a garden you a paradise. a fenced in and protected chair rejoined. while i am delving into the memory of my own family plan in southern chile, me a c it up to send, didn't, we know is a while the pandemic is and present in my novel. if it's not as much a theme in itself as a way of imagining the future more a leprosy release, abdomens i mean to fl duda alarcon presented his new book at an event marking the 10th anniversary of unfair via an online magazine. he himself founded argentine actor clocking for yell when excerpts from the 3rd paradise. to imagine a garden is to submit yourself to a new consciousness of the steps i will take, will be determined by the land, air and the light that water and time. the event turned into one big party, even though har contina was going through a 4th covered wave at the time. though cases have now started to fall. still the pandemic has left its mark, not only on daily life by some people psyche to epa damien. as to the pandemic brings us closer to the idea of mortality, a

so landscape gardens english gardens were basically the only thing that jefferson liked about england, but he really did love them. he went to 19 different gardens which we did as well and stowe was one of his favorites jefferson took a lot of ideas back from the landscape gardens. he saw he looked at the follies the small little temples they had he had ideas about putting what they called eye catchers way off in the distance and kind of painting a tableau through landscaping and he would go back. he thought this was a great art form. this was a very important art form in the 18th century, especially for aristocare aristocrats with the states. it was kind of like almost like instagram today. you're kind of showing off the best side of things so he came back and and had had ideas for monte cello. the landscaping he would do a monticello, which you can see today. he left the base of his mountain very wooded and wild but if you go up the mountain to the top you see pastures rolling pastures, and then you look out and see this vista of mountains stretching out to the west. so it was kind

., ., ., garden? i would say we are all suffering- _ garden?g- it — garden? i would say we are all suffering. it is _ garden? i would say we are all suffering. it is hard _ garden? i would say we are all suffering. it is hard to - garden? i would say we are all suffering. it is hard to see - suffering. it is hard to see fires in expensive communities in southern portugal and spain and it is serious but particularly serious for those who cannot afford air—conditioning, in communities across east africa and north africa where we are seeing similar effects with heat waves in europe. these are communities that do not have the technical or financial capacity to respond. this is really a case of looking after the most vulnerable first, really gets us going to look after everybody. i would say this story called the just transition, really is one of making the climate better for all of us notjust those more well off. all of us not 'ust those more well off. . ~ all of us not 'ust those more well off. ., ,, , ., all of us not 'ust those more well off. .,

by the way, what gardens? what beds?meone with a dermal resin on the side to meet. you are a very interesting person. oh hello. thank you for the shelter, no matter what. they let me go, can you imagine some teenagers on vasilyevsky island beat homeless people to death. so just for fun. so, one of them had a recording of kopylov's murder on his mobile phone. so the taskaligent. what's the deal? lukina so i need to sort out one more question. and you know how the group of these scum was called as death knights, can you imagine? almost like the angels of death such that the angels okay, so far there is no such information. we do not provide everything with us strictly confidentially and buyers and sellers all through the internet. tell me, if i, for example, want to bring a van gogh painting, you will put it like van gogh van gogh the fact is that we don’t put up for auction lost or lost works, here we will need to involve experts. specialist consultation, possibly spectral or hydrocarbon analysis. but you sold a drawing o

, the writer and journalist set about creating his own garden of eden. he also began writing his 1st work of fiction on the 3rd paradise. on the book ended up winning this here is alpha, gotta novel price. one of the leading awards in the spanish language literary world about the miss him it deal and, and no way lashona put in the, the pandemic just naturally flowed into the novel a communes ha, it wasn't a subject i'd intended to write about. the novel begins with the idea of creating a guard you a paradise, a fenced in and protected chair rejoined, while em delving into the memory of my own family plan in southern chile, me a c estoppel sent me know is a while. the pandemic is present in my novel if it's not as much a theme in itself as a way of imagining the future more a leprosy really, that deal bins i mean to fl duda alarcon presented his new book at an event, marking the 10th anniversary of anthea an online magazine, he himself founded argentine actor clock in 40 l. when excerpts from the 3rd paradise, to imagine a garden is to submit yourself to

oh , i don’t like it, i love all these parks, gardens and vegetable gardens.i don't know for sure, i saw the photo from 15 years ago. she loved me then, but she married andrei petrovich, of course, the editor-in-chief printed her poems. i described him for 15 years. i sat on water and bread for 15 years he wrote, he was 15 years old, like a convict, and no one wants to print him, and i was the most talented ivlit associations in the lit institute print all sorts of dregs. you did not graduate from the literary institute, because there are only thieves freaks. what's up with the institute? i would have sat writing a novel and would not have thought about the institute. do not believe do not set fire. i met them by chance on the internet. they both once confessed their love to me. stupid poems were written, and now everything is forgotten. she has a salon, owns furniture, and the other one is almost the editor-in-chief glossy magazine and most importantly, criticizes my novel dare to criticize. they themselves have long been dead to genuine literature, what did

she lost her garden _ years. lisa lives next door. she lost her garden shed _ years. her garden shed that the l lost her garden shed that the community has stepped in to help. a very good friend, karen, stepped in and they donated a freezer for free which was amazing and these guys donated food to feed the dogs which ma not donated food to feed the dogs which may not mean _ donated food to feed the dogs which may not mean much _ donated food to feed the dogs which may not mean much to _ donated food to feed the dogs which may not mean much to some - donated food to feed the dogs "m £1 may not mean much to some but donated food to feed the dogs "m m may not mean much to some but does to me. ., , , , to me. three houses were destroyed in the fire- — to me. three houses were destroyed in the fire. karen _ to me. three houses were destroyed in the fire. karen is _ to me. three houses were destroyed in the fire. karen is no _ to me. three houses were destroyed in the fire. karen is no staying - in the fire. karen is no staying with relatives. she is grateful to have escape

the park gardens, dreams also has an educational function, since there was a culture of gardening andesign in siberia . well, let's put it this way, so as not to offend anyone, siberians are not very developed. they were always cool, yet in a different way, but now inspired by beauty. many of them transfer park ideas to their plots - the mission of the park, according to its creators. this is how we improve the environment, help people to be happier according to the author's dreams in the future, more and more should stay in such gardens and they will be free, because people just have to live in beauty and happiness. who knows. well, as always, i'm late for a date. hello, my appearance was such an impregnable beauty that, in general, we did not even dare to take care of him. for which i am immensely grateful to my first husband mikhail shatrov, and he didn’t try to put me in the golden cage to provide and sit quietly, giving birth to children. i always wanted to be seems to be for everyone. someone called white crows, someone ostentatious, someone capricious, looking from the position

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

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well, only from the garden and they plucked it so that they wouldn’t come to kyiv .ooded, let's say 10, 20, 30 people and the whole suffered. well, they didn't take it at all when the shells burst. the shrapnel hit the roof. it will be and we will live until it is pumped out, nothing will change, there will be no changes, but how often and is it pumped regularly, with such regularity, when there is a diesel fuel, there is nothing. look what is doing it there, not a frog lives in us, now i have snot, my cough does not go away, it blooms once in cabbage." the water is standing almost up to this leather one, but we didn’t have two electric pumps, we bought them too, well , they are not very powerful, they don’t draw water as it should, water, i say, they look like they do, but the water flows and flows and flows here, the cellar has collapsed well, there was not much water, 20 centimeters, but you can see the consequences, the house is not collapsing there, we pump the water every day, we change it, the water level is already falling a little, but anyway, how long has i

and he's doing a cover of stone temple pilots' "wicked garden."ht back memories when i was a freshman in a small town called oswego, new york, home to the port of oswego, the hub in the city. i remember i was 18 years old, mid-90s, first time away from home. i missed my family, i missed my friends, i missed sleeping in my own bed, and everyone on campus did not look like me. and i spent all my free time watching mtv. and one night, stone temple pilots' "wicked garden" was aired. and i remember the video. it takes place at a rock concert, and everyone is crowd-surfing across the room. it was very uplifting, and inspiring, and encouraged me to meet new people on campus. if stone temple pilots' "wicked garden" could get me through freshman year in a small town like oswego, new york, i'm sure it could get me through two weeks in a foreign city like shenzhen, china. and i can't take it out on my mom and her older sister. i had to take the initiative to change. the next day, we end up at a restaurant for lunch thatfternoon. the waiter brings us our food

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on the site this garden combines yellow, blue, purple crimson purple many flowers.y change color. some, for example, now pink in a month will become purple in september by the closing of the festival yellow and this will be a completely different picture anna kurbatov dmitry popkov vladislav abasov. and pavel bonya channel one. and that's all for now , thanks for being with us, and right now the program man and the law. the deputy prime minister of ukraine called russian passports a more dangerous weapon than missiles. so i think that there should be both human laws on the air. in their program operation y in ukrainian , this is a javelin. there are two more of the same. there, you see, from below a couple of turkish socrates, this is a swedish nlof, who screams the loudest, stop the thief, these are supplies of your temporary western weapons, which changes the rules of the game. this means that everything must be done so that it would be so slow, or they were thwarted, who is behind the sale of ukrainian weapons , it is impossible to sell uh technological weapons,

., 2 ., , the garden? yeah. it's lovely in the winter, the garden? yeah. but in the _ the garden? yeah. it's lovely in the winter, but in the summer, - the garden? yeah. it's lovely in the winter, but in the summer, it - the garden? yeah. it's lovely in thej winter, but in the summer, it takes about half an hour to get it up to temperature. then ijust have to keep... pretty much running between 220 degrees the whole time i'm using it. 8am until one p:m.. by the end, i was quite hot. it keeps you occupied and the time does quite quickly. is occupied and the time does quite cuickl . , . occupied and the time does quite cuickl. , ., i, ., ., occupied and the time does quite uuickl. , ., ., ., quickly. is that typical or have you ada ted quickly. is that typical or have you adapted because _ quickly. is that typical or have you adapted because of— quickly. is that typical or have you adapted because of the _ quickly. is that typical or have you adapted because of the heat? - quickly. is that typical or have you - adapted because of the heat? because we've been

his remarks from the white house rose garden are about 10 minutes. president biden: as i was walking out, i thought i heard my staff saying, he is back. [laughter] president biden: hello, everyone, i have just tested negative for covid-19 after isolating for five days. [cheers and applause] president biden: i'm not able to return to work in person but i thank you all for your prayers and well wishes and the calls i have gotten and thank the medical team here at the white house for the incredible care they gave me. fortunately, god thankfully and god willing, my symptoms were mild. my recovery was quick and i'm feeling great. the entire time i was in isolation, i was able to work to carry out the duties of the office without interruption. it is a real statement of where we are in the fight against covid-19. right now, we are facing a new variant, ba-5, transmiss i believe version of the variant we saw this past winter. this new variant that infected me is getting people infected all around the world, not just here in the united states. we should take

garden, but there will be no place to save the vegetable garden from the other half.recently, due to flooding, the cellar that was just under the house collapsed, cracks appeared on the walls, despite everything, people refuse to move their homes nowadays the local government promises the affected households payments and is preparing for winter, they refuse to deviate, so we are now going to build a modular town on 88 square meters of residential premises, but there is no desire for such a person. however, i understand that the flow really goes we have time, with the onset of autumn, yes, we will need somewhere to live, well, i guess we are ready for that and for the fact that people will have to be resettled now , the biggest fear of the people is that it will not last and then the whole dimydi will be under water at the same time, repair work on the restoration of the damaged lock is ongoing and there is no danger of the dam breaching, officials assure tetyana litvinova andriy verstyuk specially for espresso ukrainians will be able to do what previous generations fa