for them, the ideal conditions are mild autumns, winters and long warm summers in the garden of oliveses, colors, sizes and varieties. this one was brought from abroad, very small fruits, and on this tree olives are already growing, bred by scientists from the nikitsky botanical garden and their fruits are large and richly black in the neighborhood, there are dozens of different varieties of olives in the crimea. or as they are also called in our country, olives grew from ancient times even the greeks. they brought them to the peninsula. in this garden, fruits are grown for scientific purposes. the soloist of the crimean federal university is studying the existing ones and developing new varieties that are most resistant to frost so far, that the crimea is the only region of russia where these trees grow. we have this variety. e, nikitskaya large-fruited, this variety was isolated in the plantings of the nikitsky botanical garden. how does it differ from, first of all, large-fruited early ripening. this is very important for us. well, a great way out oils up to 36%. this is the most va

long chestnut alley, belarus is the second longest after nesvizh. at the beginning of the alley there was a greenhouse, in which there was a winter garden of the all-theyear-round potocki. on the table there were fruits , lemons, pomegranates, grapefruits, a real paradise for lovers of the exotic of that time . tiscanadian pine. and all this in a temperate climate, the 60-year-old pyramidal oak is also unique. 19 m high. it is listed in the red book. belarus will be high necessarily. find it, but for now we are heading to another abandoned object. a broadcast about unique personalities breaking stereotypes as an example from my own work experience, that's all my novels were written. in my head. that's before they hit paper. here they are out. he is a characteristic instrument, although these ipovites can all be depicted if you want to cry. you can pay crying on the saxophone. i, uh, hear it very often. why do you need it? that's why you need it? why are you doing bullshit? that's why? what is this for did you all go? i like it here. i just can’t do without it, it’s all nonsense, then they say, oh, they don’t pay enough. few get there is the answer is

destroyed, including the wooden colonnade. winter garden in 1997, it was completely renovated, according to the project of scientific restoration, but for a longe and no one looked after. it burned several times, and this time it went to a specialist in a wrecking state. at the final stage of work on the restoration of the greenhouse, the left wing was completely lost. but as you can see, the restorer managed to restore the history. due to the fact that the right wing has been preserved, the restoration of the regular homestead park is also being completed. it is known that princess shakhovskaya personally supervised the landings. giving instructions to the gardener. so she wrote that you would plant roses in flowerbeds. we also use wrinkled rose in our project. she wanted to replace writing to replace hazel to plant lilacs. we also listened to her opinion. and we will also plant lilacs. in this park, the princess re- arranged the versailles garden, which was decorated with more than 40 statues and busts. she bought sculptures in italy that is, everything was very so beautiful, realistic laziness of the sculpture busts, paths, chipped paving s

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bless europe with a soviet cartoon to bless europe with a soviet cartoon to bless europe with a long winter garden [000:02:10;00] um [000:02:13;00] [music] [music] [music] but you europeans probably don't know but you europeans probably don't know but you europeans probably don't know that you are so freezing that you've that you are so freezing that you've that you are so freezing that you've already chopped down all the trees and already chopped down all the trees and already chopped down all the trees and the parks for firewood a number of the parks for firewood a number of the parks for firewood a number of pro-russian media sources published pro-russian media sources published pro-russian media sources published reports that berliner residents had cut reports that berliner residents had cut reports that berliner residents had cut down almost all the trees and the parks down almost all the trees and the parks down almost all the trees and the parks to stock up on firewood for the winter to stock up on firewood for the winter to stock up on firewood for the winter in these articles they refer t