Poem Art and plants

The art is characterized by the major component of creativity and over the centuries has also found numerous fields of application. In doing so, he profoundly changed its rules, adapting the material to be molded. Thanks to this versatility has given rise to highly specialized sectors to be considered independent and original. Among many, of ancient origin, is that of ' topiary , which is to prune the plants so as to give them a geometric shape (other than natural). This art has experienced and applied special supports to guide the plants to the predetermined shape. Doing so has been enriched by knowledge of gardening and botany.

Techno Souq - art in Milan, Via Santa Radegonda

In full centro Milan was installed Techno Souq . It is a contemporary design in harmony with nature, the city utilities and designed by Cibicworkshop (the research center founded by Aldo Cibic). Its structure can be likened to umbrellas with a funnel shape, has the function of protecting from the elements Via Santa Radegonda and at the same time to water some ornamental plants.

How and how much water the plants

To tell if a plant is watered, we must first inquire on its life cycle and specific gardening advice. However, the plant can be affected by different factors (such as the warmer weather, the dry air and so on) and have a need of more or less water. To prevent these accidental factors, experts have relied on some rules of common sense and botany.
Here are the three golden rules:
1) feel by touch if the plant is hot;
2) identify whether there are signs of withering and dehydration (and if the plant is wilted);
3) feel by smell if the plant not is a bad smell (rotten);
these will need to give water . For further confirmation you can touch the ground to the surface and make sure it is dry and warm.

Poetry A flower is a gift Rime Narrative

 If the bloom was perennial,
It would only be a show of leaves.
If the kiss was constant,
to anything he would find himself.
In This Moment
the largest sweetness
It is the surprise of a dream. 
 
  Umberto F. M. Cefalà  
 
 

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