who, who, who, what are 2 biologists doing in the garden center when they don't even have gardens, or they're looking for what's on offer for gardens and balconies. jose and seger and ng mushed out are on a mission to safe native plants species. oh, the, i dare about concept is that we want to harness the enormous potential of the millions of green areas that we have in germany and other countries like germany. so we have gardens and lot men's sidewalks balconies. it's all spaces where there are people living intimately with these spaces where people are interested in planting things in the spaces. and what we want to do is redirect those efforts towards native plants that are threatened at risk of declining already are declining, is mostly native plans, the cultivated and urban areas around the world. it could help to slow the decline of biodiversity. but why is the focus on native plants so important? i currently recount 13000 non native plants and um the entire plan diversity is 370000 plants. so if he only supports neophytes, so the non native plants been, we only support a small

the gardening school is financed by the city. though it's not open to the general public, anyone can attend its educational events. that's in contrast to this project in this city's east. it's called an intercultural community garden. we visited a few months ago at harvest time, amid old tenement buildings from the communist era. there are community beds that anyone can tend to. and individual 40 square meter plants that cost $15.00 euros a month. chemical fertilizers and pesticides are taboo year. tim kegler is in charge, but he's no gardener. he's a social worker. the inaccurate around getting him. the intercultural gardens have a distinct concept as they're open to everyone in a rooted in the neighbourhood with 1st lap. and they also boost cross cultural exchange, gotten into kudos, but out of the if we cooperate closely with neighborhood institutions like refugee accommodations, the preschool next door, or the elementary school across the road. cultural goober, there used to be 2 kindergartens on the site after they were demo

we want to make a backup power source because there are several lines in the garden.like to switch from line to line and back up with a generator. which are currently working on pellets, we really need a 110-130 kw generator there and we need a cable there. also, in order to make a backup switch, the main task today is to do everything possible to save plants in conditions of long power outages for greenhouse workers. every night is a challenge. sometimes we have to respond to emergency situations and stabilize the temperature in the middle of the night. the team is very united. but everyone understands what the situation is and everyone is determined to save the collections as soon as possible, people have been collecting these collections for 50 years and now we simply cannot lose any sample we can afford it because our mentors gave us this collection, we must pass it on to our children to help the botanical garden survive the frosts first of all . on the official website of the hryshka botanic garden, a unique collection of tropical plants, which includes about fou

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we were not indifferent to the problems of the botanical garden.located 1 million and 100 hryvnias to support primarily utility bills. quite recently, the exhibition greenhouse managed to connect to the city's heat network, however, as a result of russian attacks and emergency shutdowns, the heat supply stops without electricity, and the pumps cannot work boiler houses help out the buleryan stoves, which are used to heat stock greenhouses, collections of unique plants are stored here and plants are grown, which are then transferred to an exhibition greenhouse, for example, this is an azalea greenhouse, the first 20 species of this plant got to the botanical garden back in 1946 from germany, and then our breeders already worked and you received even more varieties of vassals, and if you go to look and read these labels , you can see there where the adventist office of professor walter is the varieties brought with him from germany and those called kyiv waltz lilac for the heroes of the war podolyanka - these are the varieties obtained in our botanic

, the azalea is very popular among the guests of the botanic garden, and it blooms in february.r, the plant is a flower without visitors. translated from greek, a generally means dry, because when it does not bloom, look, of course, such a bush that you can count the leaves. nothing special, but as soon as it comes here flowering period, this greenhouse is like a garden of paradise, but one plant can open more than 500 flowers at the same time. the staff of the botanical garden urge kyiv residents and guests of the capital not to miss the nearest azalea flowering, which begins with at the end of january and lasts until march, firewood for heating stock greenhouses is collected by volunteers who are united through a group , volunteers of the botanical garden gather whenever possible several times a week, there is a person who cuts them here. as soon as he gives the order, at least 2-3 trailers will come we are still collecting and working. this is not the first time that arthur has said that he understands how important heat is for plants. my wife is fond of plants. she has a col

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the gardens grow the peppers. buys them back for the sauce, and the money goes back to the garden. >> hi, david. >> reporter: karen washington at the garden of happiness in the bronx. >> we grow serrano peppers for the bronx hot sauce. that money goes back into our community gardens. >> reporter: the river run community garden in the bronx too. >> made in america. >> these peppers are grown with love, made in america. >> reporter: 33,000 pounds of peppers, 122 gardens, 42 cities. >> all: hey, david! >> reporter: farmville community garden in farmville, north carolina. the rush city community garden in rush city, minnesota. >> we really enjoyed it. >> hey, david. >> reporter: in munsey, indiana, the afterschool program motivate our minds. >> we planted the seeds. we had very good luck with the peppers. >> hey, david. >> reporter: and just listen to this number from susan at the black acre conservancy in louisville, kentucky. >> with our fertile soil and many volunteers, we were able to raise 600 pounds of peppers.

however , the pellet supplier plant lost the opportunity to supply them to the botanical garden. this plant, which produced pallets, is a company that provided us with heat energy, it was lost in the early morning of the first days of the war. they were rebuilt for a very long time, they were rebuilt , but because of the lack of light, they can not produce pellets, so botts, together with the pelikan-laeva charitable fund, started a project for heat for the greenhouse in order to raise funds for the purchase pellets, the exhibition greenhouse was recently connected to the city's heat network, however, as a result of russian attacks and emergency shutdowns, the heat supply is stopped without electricity, they cannot work, and the pumps of the boiler room come to the rescue collections of unique plants are kept here and plants are grown, which are then transferred to the exhibition greenhouse, for example, this is an azalea greenhouse, the first 20 species of this plant came to the botanical garden back in 1946 from germany, and then our curators worked and received there are more

i am an extreme garden, to whom and pyrodon cells at home are mock-ups near the garden in the garden.ere around them. about the culture where i grew up at that time it was, of course, places with deep swampy forests that helped people to be more open to the attraction culture. here are some of the buoys of lisya's songs that evening kalita's album and if young children and grandma went to the kingdom, then the independent ones are your shadows. your granny from zukerka you from romanized everyone, so they will be so agul ear. and who, uh, in the blue of your loved ones, and you from the strelka, people uh, lit the first such a joyful vitamin. that is, not if, there was no block man to man man god, that is, this is openness. and while kalita plunges into the urban expanse, here is the university and you go down the street with a star-like understanding. so the wind near semimitation, and no one hovering with you . no one is with you in the mirror . check to check, and on humanity, the face of oleg or heta and people accepted you, then you become the most respected shanavan in their bul

all, secondly, there are plants here that are no longer available in nature to help the botanical gardenvive the frosts in the first place. visit the greenhouses to participate in the collection of firewood , join the facebook group of a volunteer of the botanical garden, and to help with the purchase of pellets, look for details on the official website the hryshka botanic garden, a unique collection of tropical plants, which includes about four thousand species, today needs the support of every ukrainian who cares tetyana litvinova oskar janson especially for espresso see the updated version of the material about the garage of the kyiv botanical garden in our marathon already at 11:50 a.m. for now, that was all the news for that time. see you in less than an hour mykolay is hurrying across the field through the grove in his bag bringing us gifts tanks javelins airplanes and mines cannons and cartridges rockets and drones mykolay is in a hurry tour the road give the ukrainians a complete victory merry christmas with in the new year, let ukrainians not think about anything, no matter what

we plant a garden, grow different crops.more responsible, he does housework with rabbits. he blueberries take care of him, and mine is already the flowers of the garden, all these berries to collect everything to harvest, there, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, all this and conservation. it's already on me. well, the boys, the girls, let's go feed our small farm, let's see. we have a young one, mom is here. so open here. here, you see, what an apple to her now we have grain here. there is something you don't want to see. why don't our cats want to see the little ones? well let's see a little. you can see now our chickens are small ducks here, so you can feed this rabbit like this. let's go there a little further. here, go there, that 's the thing, vernishka. come here a little further. here, you can pour. so here we are, and we'll look at the rabbits. you see, well, let's go, we'll have a look in the garden. right now we have isabella and the award here on the right. here we will try juice from it. here we have this very tasty

gardeners of europe.quires. well, not at all, lewis carroll's garden. yes, from alice there, rabbits to everything else, he takes on the ominous outlines of such a european cemetery, you know, where crowds will run back and forth, uh, then whether fans, or migrants and smash everything that can be imagined. that's what it's like to say sometimes. a man sits in one face. uh, with tea. e at home and says, no, this is the most gardeners, i understood irina tell me what you think for this phrase later and they tried to clean it up everywhere. well, like any phrase that i'm sorry, we tried to clean up. she has, i think. popularity and now only know it from saying there is such a so-called barbara streisand effect only worse. yes barbara streisand was there, which means she tried to remove one photo through the courts, which no one really needed for nothing. popular her, in my opinion, yes , in my opinion, six people came over there for some month to look at this photo her type of estate, when she went to court

so we have gardens that vary from all stages of development and all gardens, family gardens, private gardens, 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

are in the garden.l, yes, they are about culture, where the radius grew, of course, local letters are closed swamps or forests, a le- this helped people to be more open culture. here she is still bawling kolya's songs leysya that evening kalita's album and if you went young with your granny at the church, then the square is your shady granny tsukerki. you otrimlival all you would have been like that, but a sweeping ear, and which, uh, is blue loved ones and you from the strelka at the people, uh, the first thing that i am here is such a joyful wandering, that is, nicole did not become a block man to man is a place in all the gods, that is, it is openness. and while kalita plunges into the urban expanse, here is the university and you are driving along the street with a limestone understanding of tavetriva for the family of vitation, and no one flies with you, no one is published with you along the lakes. for this entire thousandth mass, you are simply not with noesh, but a branch again with your hacking

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i know that you have a cool garden somewhere nearby, we are watching a show.l's plot of 40 acres of land, as he he copes with all this at the age of 20. in this gardener, the family usually helps in the villages where i was already the owners actively plant beds with vegetable crops, but the gardener has everything, otherwise there is only one weave for tomatoes and cucumbers. the rest of the area is fragrant with flowers and grapes. and here's another one of mine. i started planting it as soon as we moved to the village. that is, here we can say that some plants are the originals, from which it all began. for example, here, the plant is called paniculata hydrangea according to short. vanilla fries. i planted her very first, how do you remember these names, but if you live only about this and think that it is very easy. any person who is passionate about his work, he burns and knows everything. and what's in there? let's walk carefully . just be careful, go through. yes , if everything is multiplied by the bark, and here in korea you can sleep peacefully. so.

ah, the combination of building and garden design comes together as exempt coons to bear a synthesis of the arts. ah, ah. the beginnings date back to 1745. when frederick the great had san susi palace built to serve as his summer residence. this maze only pleasants in the rico style was his favorite spot to day even of relatively small it's potsdam, best known palace. the art loving king spent his summer months here, philosophizing with bolt hair and playing music with karl felipe emmanuel boss. this is where he could forget his problems, be sol, so see, or without a care as he called the palace in french. the palace has only 12 rooms in total, but they are elaborately decorated with plaster reliefs, gold and marble. frederick the great spent his winter's in the potsdam city palace and his summers here he called songs to see his little vineyard house. ah cynthia, any 18th century, this once relatively modest tended really impressed people that this great war hero lived so modestly. and what impressed people above all was that he had no goss. the place was always accessible to the pub

look, you see, the garden rests on the river and such a peculiar bend.nd that there is nothing else like it in this place. if this company has already done something there, then the phone. that's what an analytical mindset means then, right? bravo and what to do, what to do order a lawn mowing? although maybe someone is against it? wait. am i from a village? no, we’re at bati’s house, such a garden, you start digging, in a week, just finish it. in short , look, i want a handsome guy somewhere. we can make it look like you measurer's design is absolutely free. no, you did not understand me. i want to see myself. take a picture of the garbage can, it will look great. i want to see with my eyes. maybe you can cut my tour short. of course not, we do not disclose data our clients and, moreover, we do not introduce them to their homes. listen, you are a designer. well, who are you according to the horoscope? i don't understand capricorn it's written right there. any answer we don't like. and your office is on fire. i'm calling. i'm calling guard. your office i

he is arrogant, quite in russian, by privileged gardeners who cultivate the garden with their heads. of the rest of the world is the jungle and they can fill our garden. gardeners should take care of this, but they can not protect the beautiful garden beyond the high a wall that will stop the onslaught of the jungle. this is not a solution the jungle is growing fast and will not work against them, no wall gardener themselves have to go to the jungle. well, yes, barrel is no longer quite a diplomat. he also introduces himself as the minister of defense and, of course, self-appointment again, because no one stops him. this war gave the european. the union has a reason to behave more assertively to insist on a common european position, not only in foreign policy, but also from a military point of view, too, you know very well federic. after all, you held my post before me, that we are building not only foreign policy, but also security and defense, our position with you is a kind of combination of the minister of foreign affairs and the minister of defense. and this is very good, becaus

we're going to go take the water to a garden. that is that the sight of a fracking spill. there is a gas. well, every 10th of a mile, you know, it's constantly emitting hydrogen sulfide. it's highly emitting toxic gases out of there. the toxic air is just like it's, it sits and it stays here. we had thousands of gallons of, of waste water frack waste water coming out from this facility here. oh, my feel is a mushroom my family base mushroom and it helps remediate the soil. it cleans the toxins out of the soil. would it be better to put it right here and run off one? pretty crazy how toxic it is. we have a lot of family members who have died on because of like stage 4 and they didn't know they had stage 4. we're now looking into how can we have our own communal garden space of traditional medicines and remediation plants to help our communities? because as you can see here, we're in a desert or in a dry place, we can only network amongst ourselves. and i think that's where we'll find the solutions is through each other rather than relying on a system that was met for us. yo

way, our garner classes are small compared to the community gardens. so, however, we would like to make the most of our tiny square soil shaded is from the sun and growing sweet peas right now and fortunately not easy to steal the others are epa and we're- i - i don't stress over things because that is hard to dig up. and laura we also grow official flowers of san francisco and did i have two- i look forward to dividing but i get worried did dalai and i like to share sweet peas and herbs or rag we used for come to the playground but don't anymore (bell ringing) i want to have the hours reduced for the hours i'm hoping to go to 7 but not going to complain the park never has looked to bad not kind of our policy for san francisco thank you, i'm in favor but want the closing at 7 with that dusk right now so thank you. >> thank you. >> (bell ringing) next speaker. >> >> good morning. i'm rob i've been part of garner since 1999 and you heard from my partner i do support the police departments idea to close the park before dark but the needs are so much bigge

systems, the first of three natural stormwater gardens is here on buena island. of ten will be on treasure island. water from storms, street runoffs from neighborhoods has the possibility to collect toxic materials as it makes its way back into the surrounding bay. this garden has been a model for future, natural filtering systems through out the bay area. >> whenever a storm comes through, all of the water, you know, it lands on the streets, it lands on the top of the buildings, and at times it often collects a lot of heavy metals and greases and it needs to be cleaned and before sent back into the back. it goes into the pipes and stormwater drainage and put into our stormwater basin and then all of the plants and soil you're seeing in there, they are acting as a filter for all those oils and heavy metals and greases and all things that's coming off the roadways, coming off the development and so it's treated here in the storm water basin and then it's sent out into the bay as a clearer product and cleaner water which increases our water quality here and through

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the gardens grow the peppers.uys them for the sauce and, the money goes back to the garden. >> hi, david. >> reporter: karen washington at the garden of happiness. >> we grow peppers for the bronx hot sauce. that money goes back into your community gardens. >> reporter: river run in the bronx, too. >> these peppers are grown with love, made in america. >> reporter: 33,000 pounds of peppers, 122 gardens, 42 cities. >> hey, david! >> reporter: farmville community carolina. farmville, north - >> hey, david. >> reporter: the rush city community garden in rush city, minnesota. >> hey, david. >> reporter: in munsey, indiana, the afterschool program motivate our minds. >> planted the seeds. we had very good luck with the peppers. >> hey, david. >> reporter: just listen to this number from susan at the black acre conservancy. >> it was our fertile soil and many volunteers. we were able the raise 600 pounds of peppers. >> reporter: enough to make 6,000 bottle of hot sauce. >> merry christmas to call skblnchts bottling it u

so we have gardens that vary from all stages of development and all gardens, family gardens, private gardens, 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

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once a week, community members can pick vegetables in the garden.ge on their phones tells them how many and which ones. neighbour alex heemskerk comes by regularly. >> this is just uncomparable in terms of quality. like it doesn't have any pesticides on there. they put a lot of love and attention and effort in it. i know them very well personally, so it makes just a big difference in the experience, but also in the quality of the food. >> community, exchange, original ideas. but there are also challenges in creating oosterwold. for example, there are frequent arguments over who pays how much for the construction of a street in front of their own house. >> you could say it's a social experiment and that people are not always used, that they have to work together. like usually it's government laying down like you can do this, you cannot do that. it is 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 because people have to figure out how to do that. >> a few kilometres