Living Green - Episode 117 - Flower Show

The video tutorial discusses incorporating eco-friendly messages into designs, showcasing gardens that adapt to climate change. It highlights the Future Nature Garden with plants that endure extreme weather, the Living Street urban terrace with living walls, and the Undersea Reef Garden that mimics coral reefs to demonstrate climate change effects.

What is the main purpose of the Future Nature Garden?

• To display a variety of colorful flowers

• To grow vegetables and herbs

• To showcase plants that can survive in extreme weather conditions

• To provide a space for community gatherings

How does the Future Nature Garden address climate change?

• By using plants that require minimal water

• By showcasing plants that can tolerate severe flooding and drought

• By incorporating solar-powered lights

• By using recycled materials for construction

What does the Living Street design aim to demonstrate?

• The benefits of rooftop gardens

• The importance of recycling in city environments

• The potential of small spaces with living walls and gardens

• The use of solar panels in urban areas

Which of the following is a feature of the Undersea Reef Garden?

• It includes a variety of fruit trees

• It recreates an endangered coral reef

• It focuses on desert plants

• It showcases traditional gardening techniques

What environmental issue does the Undersea Reef Garden highlight?

• Deforestation

• Air pollution

• Climate change's impact on coral reefs

• Soil erosion