What is hidden behind the ancient word "garden" and what secrets do Moscow gardens hold? In Svetlana Panchenko's lecture, you will embark on a journey through the landscape worlds of the capital. The lecturer, Svetlana Panchenko, a specialist in landscape architecture and garden-park construction, will talk about the development of Moscow's gardens and parks, their aesthetics, meanings, and influence on the city's appearance. The word "garden" is an archaism that denotes a garden or vineyard. Participants in the lecture will learn about the ancient history of garden-park art: from Persian and Egyptian roots to monastery gardens and the first Moscow plantings. Topics of regular and landscape gardens, as well as unique techniques in the design of estate territories, will be covered. Particular emphasis will be placed on the design of famous Moscow estates - Izmailovo, Kolomenskoye, Kuskovo. Listeners will also learn how the Boulevard and Garden Rings were formed, how gardens influenced the urban landscape and the development of the capital. A separate part of the lecture will be devoted to plants characteristic of the Moscow climate. Svetlana Panchenko will talk about their features, growing conditions, adaptation to the urban environment, and significance in the ecosystem. Listeners will learn about agricultural techniques, traditional varieties, and approaches to greening that were used in different eras. KudaGo features the current program of Moscow.