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“Plants and green spaces are the connection between us and our homes. This is a more ecological approach in the urban environment between man and earth, ”said R. Mikailionytė at the event, inviting a group of famous people to admire the vegetation created and cultivated almost all summer.
Kristina Sabaliauskaitė, Benediktas Vanagas, Simona Burbaitė, Arnoldas Remeika-Bomberis, Viktorija Pocienė, Eglė Andreikaitė, director of the Vilnius branch, gave the opportunity to renew the Rūdninkai skateboard to greet Renata Mikailionytinka and spend one of the last blooming summer squares in Rūnnd last summer.
R. Mikailionytė, who used to walk on the podium and is now more often found in the garden or on the flowerbed, created the “City Gardener” collection and renovated the greenery of Rūdninkai Square in cooperation with Audis, according to a statement. press. In the green spaces of the square, flower gardens were formed and expanded, where 62 shrubs were planted with only roses, as well as perennials, oregano, yarrow, yarrow, meadows and herbs. In total, up to 22 different plant species.
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“I really wanted to have a rose in the city. It is no coincidence that you have chosen roses: there are many meanings in your flowers. For me, it is a symbol of aristocracy, sacred, love and death, femininity – the queen of flowers. Selected varieties are resistant to frost and disease. Each plant tells its own story, so it was not easy to put them together.
It had an interesting harmony of old-fashioned roses with perennials and spices, which gave us modernity and nostalgia, eclecticism. At the same time, I wanted to say that the rose is not a spoiled and pretentious plant, which can perfectly blend into the modern and historical spaces of the city, ring and flourish, delight people. The non-static flower gardens will change throughout the year, ”says R. Mikailionytė about the rose in Rūdninkai Square.
Renata Mikailionytė
R.Mikailionytė: “A new generation of gardeners is coming”
Introducing the renewed greenery of Rūdninkai Square, the famous woman, who discovered her passion for gardening, said that a new attitude of the man of the city was forming towards conservation, sustainability and lasting value.
“Looking at the environment, I realized that a new generation of gardeners was coming. Vegetation is chosen as a way of life. A man from the city seeks contact with green warmth, warmth. Plants require attention and care, which encourages them to be more intuitive and find natural worlds ”, says R. Mikailionytė.
The renovation of Rūdninkai Square was aimed at preserving the habits of the people who visited and lived in the neighborhood. New flower beds were formed in place of the old ones, expanding them slightly and setting stricter floral boundaries. In addition, not only were the green spaces renovated, but also new benches and bins were built, slab holes were cleaned, and dried green rowan branches were cleared from the square. According to R. Mikailionytė, the renovation of the square required a lot of manual work, but the work does not end here, it will also be necessary to pay attention to the square in the future.
Renata Mikailionytė presented the roses in Rūdninkai Square inspired by the new “City Gardener” collection
The renovation of the square was inspired by the desire to leave lasting value
The renovation of Rūdninkai Square was inspired by the latest fall / winter capsule collection “City Gardener” created by Renata Mikailionytė together with Audimas. When cultivating the outdoor garden and its surroundings, the designer encourages you to consider your inner garden: the world of inner harmony. The latest collection combines R. Mikailionytė’s favorite and tried-and-true products with the functionality and developed technologies of an active leisure clothing manufacturer.
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