There are so many things we can do with plants in the city!
We can do urban gardening even in the toughest conditions, surrounded by blocks of cement.
All we have to do is to take the great leap of faith and just start!
Urban gardening will be a life journey full of benefits.
Can I grow vegetables on balconies and rooftops even though modern cities seem to be a hostile environment for growing vegetables? Yes you can! The idea of being able to grow vegetables in the city, on a balcony, or rooftop is appealing. We can take advantage of a space that already exists and perhaps goes …
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Celery (Apium Graveolens) is a biennial plant with a height of 0.3 to 0.9 meters. There are 2 main varieties of celery: One with a large fleshy root known as celery root, grown for it and eaten raw, in salads, in soups and cooked in various combinations and, a second the more classic, with fleshy …
You will find answers from experts to frequently asked questions about the construction of green roofs, vegetable gardens, types of green roofs, types of plants that can be planted, the many benefits of green roofs in the urban environment. Can a rooftop or roof in the city be turned into a garden? The answer is …
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Have you thought about building a vegetable rooftop garden with Alpha Blocks (YTONG block)? It’s a simple construction and it has a low cost. For the construction of the garden, we use alpha blocks because they are lightweight and do not stress our building with their weight and we can build it in the dimensions …
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Sage (salvia officinalis) is a perennial plant that grows to a height of 0.3 to 0.6 meters. The Chinese call it “Greek sage” and consider it better than tea. The French call it “Greek tea”. Sage grows well in pots and window boxes. Sage needs sun to grow properly. Does not need regular watering. It …
