«Огород на подоконнике». Лекция Надежды Ждановой

Subscribe to the channel:    / @nekrasovkalibrary   More and more people in cities are returning to gardening. Some are planting a basil bush on their windowsill, others are creating a meadow on their balcony. And still others are designing a completely "green" home. We'll discuss the most interesting global trends. We'll talk about the Slow Food movement's gardening projects, which are reviving school gardens and orchards around the world and preserving local plant varieties that we are rapidly losing. We'll share experiences on what can be planted on a windowsill without much effort. And how to make sure children enjoy gardening and get them excited about it. Our website: http://nekrasovka.ru/ VK: http://vk.com/nekrasovkalibrary Telegram: https://t.me/nekrasovkalibrary 0:00 The N.A. Nekrasov Library presents the "Green Friend" festival 0:23 Introduction: Gardening Practices in Different Countries 3:48 Gardening in the City 6:11 The SlowFood Movement 7:55 What does this association do? 10:40 The "Ark of Taste" Project 12:03 Russian Varieties in the Project: Antonovka, Rowan, Onions, Cabbage 19:14 Slow Food: Education. School Gardens 25:00 What Grows on the Windowsill? Edible Plants 25:39 Watercress 27:08 Onions 28:18 Peas and Grains 30:54 Ginger 32:37 Yulia Rempel and the "Snail" Project 33:32 Strawberries 34:26 Dwarf Carrots 35:09 Herbs 36:22 Cucumbers and Tomatoes 38:08 Interesting Resources for Children 39:47 Apothecary Garden 40:52 Green School in Gorky Park