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In Melitopol planted new plants in the garden of Bogdan Khmelnitsky

In Melitopol, employees of the ICU “Welfare” continue work on the improvement of public spaces

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In Melitopol planted new plants in the garden of Bogdan Khmelnitsky

In Melitopol, employees of the ICU “Welfare” continue work on the improvement of public spaces.

In the park on Bogdan Khmelnitsky Avenue, specialists conducted the next stage of landscaping: they planted coniferous plants, decorated trunk circles and provided watering of plantations.

Thanks to these activities, the park territory will become more green and well-groomed.

Earlier, new plants were planted here for the Day of National Unity. The event was attended by representatives of different peoples, which personifies this important holiday.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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