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About 1,500 shrubs will be planted in Astrakhan this autumn

Work has already begun on Victory Street.

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About 1,500 shrubs will be planted in Astrakhan this autumn

In Astrakhan, the autumn planting of shrubs began. The city authorities plan to place in public spaces about 1500 green spaces grown in the municipal nursery.

The first work has already been done. Experts planted almost 300 bushes of turquoise on the dividing strip of Victory Street. Compensation landing is also planned to be held on the embankment of the Volga River.

In addition, this season landscaping will affect the Amur Boulevard and the Embankment of the Volga sunset. There will be planted hibiscus, venom, forsytia and bladder.

Read about the events in the Astrakhan and Volgograd regions in the paper number "MK in Volgograd".

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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