Rudens Stādu parāde jau pēc mēneša

  1. Rudens Stādu parāde notiks dārzkopības nozarei svarīgākajā skolā – Bulduru Dārzkopības vidusskolas dārzā 2015. gada 19. septembrī.

Rudens Stādu parāde notiek sezonas ražas laikā, iekrāsojot dārzkopības sezonas noslēgumu. Pasākuma laikā stādu audzētavas no visas Latvijas plašā klāstā piedāvās augļu kokus un ogulājus, dekoratīvos kokus un krūmus, kā arī daudzgadīgās puķes un citus stādus.

Pagājušajā gadā Rudens Stādu parāde sasniedza rekordlielu apmeklētāju skaitu – 12 000, tajā skaitā viesus no tuvākām un tālākām kaimiņu zemēm. Arī dalībnieku skaits ar katru gadu arvien pieaug, piedāvājot plašāko augu sortimentu ikviena vēlmēm un prasībām.

Šogad parādi papildinās paraugdemonstrējumi no SIA “Labie koki”, kas interesentiem parādīs koku kopšanas aizkulises skolas parkā. Ikvienam būs iespēja redzēt kā sakopjami jūsu pagalmos esošie koki, kā arī uzzināt, kad tas labāk darāms. Arī Bulduru Dārzkopības vidusskolas pasniedzēji un audzēkņi šogad dalīsies savā pieredzē, apmeklētājiem sniedzot praktiskus padomus augu kopšanā.

Rudens Stādu parādes norises vieta ir zīmīga un jau vienpadsmit gadus notiek stratēģiski nozīmīgajā Bulduru Dārzkopības vidusskolas dārzā, ko izveidojuši un kopuši skolas audzēkņi un pasniedzēji. Skola šogad svinēja savas pastāvēšanas 105 gada dienu un tai ir vissenākās tradīcijas dārzkopības nozarē. Bulduru Dārzkopības vidusskola ir Latvijā vienīgā izglītības iestāde, kur var iegūt izglītību dārzu un ainavu veidošanā, kā arī floristikā. Uzņemšana un dokumentu pieņemšana: http://www.bulduri.lv/index.php?lang=lv.

Līdz 18. septembrim sadarbībā ar portālu delfi.lv un pasaulē vadošo mājokļu, dārzu un ārtelpu patēriņa preču ražotāju FISKARS norisināsies fotokonkurss Parādi savu ražu, ko atradīsiet portāla sadaļā Mājai & dārzam.

Stādu audzētāju biedrības organizētās Stādu parādes ir vienīgie nozares pasākumi, kur apmeklētājiem ir garantija par to, ka piedāvājumā ir tikai Latvijā audzēti stādi. To kontrolē speciāli izveidota ētikas komisija, kas pārliecinās par stādu atbilstību biedrībā pieņemtajai definīcijai „Kas ir Latvijā audzēts stāds?”. Plašāku informāciju iespējams iegūt www.stadi.lv.

Rudens Stādu parādē apmeklētājiem tiks piedāvāts:

  • Vairāk nekā 100 stādu audzētāju no visas Latvijas;
  • Konsultācijas stādu audzēšanā, izvēlē un dārza plānošanā;
  • Dārza preču un tehnikas tirdzniecība;
  • Amatnieku un Latvijas ražojumu gadatirgus;
  • Paraugdemonstrējumi koku griešanā un veidošanā (SIA “Labie koki”);
  • Praktiski padomi no Bulduru Dārzkopības vidusskolas pasniedzējiem un audzēkņiem;
  • Bezmaksas stāvvieta automašīnām;
  • Ieeja bez maksas visai ģimenei.

Vairāk informācijas www.staduparade.lv
Seko Stādu parādēm:

https://www.facebook.com/plantparade

https://www.twitter.com/@Stadu_Parade

http://www.draugiem.lv/staduparade/

Organizē: Stādu audzētāju biedrība
Atbalsta: SIA „Onava”, Bulduru Dārzkopības vidusskola, A/s “Latvijas Valsts meži”, SIA „Laflora”, FISKARS, SIA “Labie koki”, KRONUS
Informatīvais atbalsts: Jūrmalas pilsētas dome, Dārzkopības portāls www.horti.lv, ziņu portāls Delfi.lv, portāls apollo.lv

 

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