This Thursday, September 10 The opening of the first interactive garden in Latvia and Europe will take place in Bulduri School of Horticulture in Jūrmala.
During the event, those interested will have the opportunity to get to know the unique smart garden with a stage, a historical park, greenhouses and other facilities created for music, art and various cultural events.
There is also a place for grills in the program of the event. After all, a garden, flowers, impressive plants are a great place to spend time, respite and quality leisure time with family and friends. And the grill is inseparable from a delicious stay.
During the event, professional Latvian chef ant NAPOLEON will prepare 4 different dishes on the gas grill and serve them to the guests, while we will grill and smoke on COBB travel charcoal grills and we will tell you about the differences, features, suitability of grills in your environment, and global trends. During the event, you will be able to see the impressive beauty FEU DU JARDIN fireplaces
Entrance is free.
Full program of the event:
15:00 grand opening with DrumArt Collective
16:15 grill master classes, walks, Smart Garden project presentation and authentic event venues
16:30 Opening of the exhibition "Soul of Flowers" by artist and art therapist Ēra Zalcmane
17:30 "Smart Garden Sunset Concert"
Location: Bulduru Dārzkopības viduskolā, Jūrmala
About Smart Garden Project i-Garden:
This is a unique project - the only smart garden in Latvia "Latvijas i-Dārzs". The goal of the project is to make a robot that will move between plant beds, photograph and scan plants with different cameras in order to monitor the development of plants, control the irrigation system, detect the appearance of diseases and pests in time, and collect information in the database.
At the beginning of June of this year, the first stage of the project was completed - an autonomous digital irrigation system was installed in the garden. The system provides that plant watering can be managed and controlled from anywhere in the world. The system will follow the meteorological forecast and adjust the required amount of water accordingly.
Plots of perennial collections are intended for plant phenological studies and comparisons, as well as for collecting data on plant development. Plants are grouped according to growth requirements and decorativeness, creating not only practical and research-relevant, but also compositionally creative plant groups and meadow-like plantings.
Project in progress:
