Everything begins with a man and his dream. Chelyabinsk region

The main idea of the flowerbed is to reflect the beauty and diversity of the nature of the Chelyabinsk region and to showcase the transformation of urban areas. The inspiration for the exposition was the modern embankment of the Miass River and its main attraction — the Ferris wheel, which offers everyone a bird’s-eye view of the capital all year round. Chelyabinsk appears as a modern city with numerous public spaces, green areas, and architectural ensembles. As it develops and improves, the city carefully preserves its cultural heritage.

In the Chelyabinsk region, the borders between Europe and Asia, the Urals and Siberia intersect: such a location has endowed the region’s land with an amazing and diverse flora. The richness of the plant world in the Chelyabinsk region has formed due to its simultaneous location in three natural zones: mountain ranges belong to the mountain-forest zone, the plain to the forest-steppe zone, and the lowland to the steppe zone.

Each of these zones has found its place in the flowerbed. Almost a quarter of the region is covered by a "green ocean," and therefore the Chelyabinsk region's exposition is richly decorated with the most common tree species in the Southern Urals — birches and pines. The flowerbed also features plant species traditional to the region: Cossack juniper (Savin Juniper), pelargonium, chlorophytum, and ivy.