Title Augalų parinkimas tradiciniams gėlių darželiams Šiaulių universiteto Botanikos sodo pavyzdžiu /
Translation of Title Selection of plants for tradition al flower gardens by example of Botanical Garden of Šiauliai University.
Authors Klimienė, Asta ; Vainorienė, Rimanta ; Grišaitė, Aldona
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Is Part of Ekonomika ir vadyba: aktualijos ir perspektyvos. 2009, Nr.3(16). ISSN 1648-9098
Keywords [eng] Flower gardens ; Plants ; Traditions
Abstract [eng] Lithuanian ethnographical data indicate that the traditions of flower gardens arrangement changed according to historical times. The abundant planting with trees for the sake of decoration and practicalness is typical to Lithuanian homesteads. The traditional gardens rejected old species of flowers and were forgotten due to modernizing Lithuanian villages. Recently the growing interest in herbs and medicinal plants gives reason to enew traditional gardens in country regions. On the purpose to foster ethnic culture it was decided to create exposition of traditional gardens at Botanical Garden of Šiauliai University. The aim of the research is to reveal the characteristics of the plants which influenced their distribution in traditional flower gardens. The list of the plants used for exposition at flower gardens at Botanical Garden of Šiauliai University, Faculty of Natural Science, was made after analysis of literature sources and with reference to material of ethnographical stock at “Aušra” museum in Šiauliai. In 2009 four designs of traditional flower gardens were made by students of Arts Faculty of Šiauliai University. According to these projects the exposition was equipped at Botanical Garden. The exposition of traditional gardens was planned from plants that grow at Botanical Garden. The selected plants were determined to be in good state considering the yearly observation in 5‑point system (the plants grow and develop normally). The bioecological and useful characteristics had a great influence on the spread of foreign plants. A part of introduced plants spread widely because of their adaptation to hibernate in wintrier conditions of Lithuania, because of easy vegetative reproduction or vast selfsowing, or being adapted as medicinal plants and potherbs. At homesteads some plants were permanent, but other species of plants were grown for shorter time. [...].
Type Journal article
Language Lithuanian
Publication date 2009