DIY Urban Gardening - So wird grau zu grün - Die Klugscheisserin

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🌱 In response to urbanization, initiatives like City Makes You Satisfied in Berlin advocate for urban gardening as more than a trend.

🌆 By 2050, 70% of the global population is expected to live in urban areas, resulting in a loss of green spaces.

🏙️ Urban gardening projects in cities encourage residents to grow food locally, even when they lack traditional garden spaces.

🍅 Repurposed materials like rice sacks and jute from local businesses are being used creatively for planting in small urban areas.

🌿 Edible plants like herbs and leafy vegetables are ideal for city dwellers to grow in limited spaces such as balconies or window sills.

💧 Efficient watering systems and suitable plants for varying sunlight conditions are key to successful urban gardening.

🔄 The principles of urban foraging are applied in the city to harvest overlooked natural resources like dandelion buds or fir shoots.

👩‍🌾 Experts like Anja Fiedler are educating urban communities on harvesting and utilizing wild plants commonly found in city environments.

🌳 The urban gardening movement is fostering a sense of community and reducing vandalism by transforming neglected urban areas with plants.

🌱 Innovative urban gardening techniques are being developed to grow food throughout the year, including during winter months.

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02:04 Anja suggests using windowsills, garden fences, and backyards for urban gardening.

02:23 Creative urban gardening options include using rice sacks or jute sacks as containers for plants.

00:02 The EU predicts 70% of people will live in cities by 2050 and Taiwan mandates planting around buildings.

00:14 Anja Fiedler from City Makes You Satisfied is introduced as a proponent of urban gardening in Berlin.

00:22 Anja discusses growing and harvesting plants in the city and her project.

00:53 Anja mentions using cemeteries as places to harvest plants due to the absence of fine dust and dogs.

01:40 Anja talks about utilizing supermarket waste, emphasizing the recovery of ripe, discarded produce.

03:07 Anja shows how to repurpose materials from construction sites to create green walls.

04:07 The discussion about choosing plants suitable for different city environments like sun or shade.

04:29 By planting in garbage bags, Anja reveals how you can harvest up to three kilos of potatoes.

05:00 An introduction to the "vegetable tower," a structure for planting various plants in a small space.

06:20 Anja discusses a self-watering system for the plant tower using old pipes.

06:43 Anja shares her experiences with urban gardening leading to reduced vandalism and improved local environments.

07:30 The conversation shifts to urban foraging, discussing how to use fir tips to make syrups and sweets.

08:16 Anja addresses winter gardening with plant varieties that can survive frost and snow.

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What type of plants are ideal for planting in the city if you have a lot of sun?

Tomato plants are great for places with a lot of sun but they also need plenty of water.

According to the EU forecast, what percentage of all people will live in cities by 2050?

70 percent.

Is it compulsory to plant building fences in any region, according to the subtitle?

Yes, in Taiwan it is compulsory to plant building fences.

What is the City Makes You Satisfied project about?

The City Makes You Satisfied project is about what you can grow and harvest in the city, particularly if you don't have the resources for food.

Why are cemeteries mentioned as a place to go in the city for gardening?

Cemeteries are mentioned because they are great places without fine dust problems and where dogs are not allowed, making them suitable for harvesting certain plants like ribwort plantain.

Can you name an herb that can be easily grown on a windowsill or window garden in the city?

Herbs and lettuce can be easily grown on a windowsill or in a window garden.

What are some unconventional spaces mentioned where urban gardening can happen?

Unconventional spaces for urban gardening mentioned in the subtitles include window gardens, backyard walls, and garden fences.

How can urban gardens contribute to the community beyond providing food?

Urban gardens can contribute by changing the environment, improving aesthetics, and reducing vandalism.

Can you name a plant that can be harvested in the city that is also used for medicinal purposes?

Fir trees are mentioned as a plant whose buds can be used to make cough syrup and confections.

DIY Urban Gardening - So wird grau zu grün - Die Klugscheisserin

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