A walk through the Herb Garden will connect urban history, love for plants, and handcraft creativity. Participants will learn how gardening has changed Yekaterinburg and the Ural region, recall old gardens and enthusiastic botanists, and in the end, create a postcard with plant prints - a beautiful memory of the encounter with living nature. Gardens rarely appear by chance. They are backed by patience, observation, and a desire to make the space around them warmer, more alive, and more human. This excursion with a master class is built around such a view of plants: through herbs, garden compositions, old urban estates, and stories of Ural enthusiasts, participants will see how personal passion can change an entire urban landscape. The route will pass through the Herb Garden - a green public space on the embankment of the city pond. Here, the story will be connected not with a museum showcase, but with living plants, blooming, views of the water, and the feeling of a quiet walk in the city center. Participants will learn where familiar cultures came from, how southern plants adapted to the Ural, who bred new varieties, and why gardening has remained a matter that unites families, neighbors, and different generations for centuries. For other events in Yekaterinburg, look for KudaGo.