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Supper and thunder: in the park on Griboyedov Street in Ryazan, landscaping was carried out

As part of the month for improvement in the park on Griboyedov Street in Ryazan, landscaping works were carried out

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Supper and thunder: in the park on Griboyedov Street in Ryazan, landscaping was carried out

As part of the month for improvement in the park on Griboyedov Street in Ryazan, landscaping works were carried out. This was reported in the press service of the city administration.

The event was attended by local residents, representatives of the city administration, territorial public self-government and the people's squad, as well as schoolchildren and students.

Activists planted in the park oak, studnik, Hungarian lilac, reed zipper, spirea birch Thor and Little Princess, as well as hydrangea fuzzy Lime Light.

In addition, the Ryazans planted bladders Lita Grinney and Little Deville.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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