that before he bought this dacha, i personally went with him to look at the site, and i know, mikhail egorchik years old, i was at his dacha, but for some reason then everything ended for so much in the house. we never. i never looked. how does he work there? because you're not that interested. you just didn’t lure me into these latingas, so we’ll first go to the suburbs to the dacha of professor konovalov. good morning. you know me as a doctor, but today i would like to show my life, on the other hand. the fact is that i have a large family, five children and hmm a wife who helps me in what you see around the wife is mainly engaged in flowers. that is, what i call useless plants that give beauty, and i am engaged in another part of the garden. where we grow useful plants that we use for food every day. at first they scolded me for this and they wanted to make the whole site so that it was planted with flowers, but over time, everyone got so used to what we have constantly fresh greens. everyone has come to terms with it and is now very happy. today i will show you our garden, which contains a

doctor of medical sciences, famous, surgeon, ophthalmologist, mikhail egorovich konoval mikhail came to us egorchik. you are so modestly silent, but at his dacha he looks different - we go to the dacha to the professor. here is the plant. it's called jusa. wild garlic, very useful, is usually used in asian cuisine, asians add it to meat dishes in pies and so on, and a unique plant grows nearby. under the name mint, we all know it very well. this is a very, very good plant that we usually use in the summer to make cooling drinks. and mint repels insects and therefore it is very good to have it in those areas where people are present so that it drives away insects and in general it is aromatherapy. if we could convey this magnificent smell right now, you would all know about it. well, mikhail yegorchik? where is the mint in our studio? that's how important it is for us to get to know such beauty. in short, today we will talk about mints, they really smell great. oh, that's it, andrey petrovich knows this smell very well, a few words literally, and in general, mint was named after one of the greek myt