Potatoes on Rooftops-HMH

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What are vertical gardens?

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Vertical gardens are gardens that grow plants on vertical surfaces, such as walls or rooftops, often using a system that allows for efficient use of space in urban environments.

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What challenges do vertical gardens present?

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They require a system for collecting water and pumping it through a building.

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Why are beans suitable for city gardens?

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Beans need little direct sunlight or water, making them ideal for urban gardening where space and resources may be limited.

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What does the term 'solution' mean in the context of problem-solving?

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A solution is a way of fixing a problem.

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What are two main benefits of city gardens?

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City gardens can help cities become greener and gardeners become healthier.

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How can raised garden beds help with pollution?

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Raised garden beds can be built to avoid soil that may have been harmed by pollution, allowing gardeners to fill them with fresh soil.

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What is the importance of water collection systems in vertical gardens?

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Water collection systems are crucial for maintaining the health of plants in vertical gardens, ensuring they receive adequate moisture.

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What types of plants are best suited for urban gardening?

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Plants that require less sunlight and water, such as beans and certain herbs, are best suited for urban gardening.

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How do vertical gardens contribute to urban sustainability?

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Vertical gardens contribute to urban sustainability by utilizing space efficiently, improving air quality, and promoting biodiversity.

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What role do raised beds play in urban gardening?

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Raised beds provide a controlled environment for plants, protect them from contaminated soil, and improve drainage.