CLEAN: Gardens spring up on New York rooftops

The video discusses the benefits of local produce from a greenhouse, highlighting its superior taste compared to shipped goods. It touches on the legalization of beekeeping and the creative ways people camouflage their hives. The video also describes the high temperatures on rooftops, which can be used for planting sedum, a plant with deep roots. Finally, there's a brief mention of the Statue of Liberty.

What is one of the benefits of harvesting produce in the morning and selling it in the afternoon?

• It allows for more variety in the store.

• It helps in maintaining greenhouse temperatures.

• It ensures the produce is fresher and tastes better.

• It reduces transportation costs.

Why did some people camouflage their beehives?

• To attract more bees to the hives.

• To avoid legal issues before beekeeping was legalized.

• To make them blend in with the surroundings.

• To protect them from harsh weather conditions.

What is a unique feature of the rooftop system mentioned in the video?

• It can be used to grow vegetables.

• It is designed to collect rainwater.

• It is made entirely of recycled materials.

• It can reach temperatures high enough to fry an egg.

What is the purpose of propagating sedum plants?

• To create a natural shade on rooftops.

• To avoid purchasing them from external sources.

• To enhance the aesthetic appeal of the greenhouse.

• To improve air quality inside the greenhouse.

What is mentioned alongside the propagation of sedum plants?

• A new irrigation system.

• A type of organic fertilizer.

• A small Statue of Liberty.

• A method for pest control.