Planting work continues at the Arboretum
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Shymkent State Dendrological Park named after A. Askarov is one of the most important ecological, scientific and recreational areas of the city. This park, which is a unique green belt in the form of nature, is constantly undergoing large-scale landscaping, improvement and biodiversity enhancement works every year. On November 16, 2025, another cultural replenishment work was organized on the territory of the dendropark, and a number of ornamental and fruit trees grown in the nursery were planted in vacant lots. The main goal of this event is to increase greenery, enrich the ecosystem, and also improve the aesthetic appearance of the urban environment.
It is known that in recent years, work in the city of Shymkent has reached a new level in the development of ecological culture, nature protection, and increasing green space. With the city's population growing and the urbanization process intensifying, the preservation and expansion of natural areas is becoming an increasingly urgent issue. In this regard, the ongoing landscaping work in the arboretum is an important part of a comprehensive plan aimed at creating a comfortable, breathable city for residents.
Ornamental trees and shrubs planted during the landscaping work are unique plants that enliven the landscape design of the park and enhance its natural beauty. In particular:
– Lavender is a heat-tolerant plant with high ornamental value, known for its fragrant flowers. Its beautiful colors and unique scent add a special atmosphere to the garden.
– Buddleia davidii is known as the "spring scent" plant that attracts butterflies. This shrub transforms the park's ecosystem and promotes the arrival of new species.
– Hibiscus Syrian is an ornamental shrub that blooms for a long time and does not lose its beauty throughout the summer.
– Weigela – blooms in unique pink and red shades in spring and summer, adding a delicate touch to the garden landscape.
– White snowberry is a plant that attracts attention with its white fruits and does not lose its decorative value even in winter.
– Lapchatka is resistant to extreme heat and cold, and its continuous flowering beautifies the landscape.
– Spirea is one of the most common ornamental shrubs that grows well in the climate of Shymkent.
– Spanish dracaena is a drought-tolerant ornamental plant with yellow flowers.
– Barberry Thunbergia – is known for its colorful leaves, allowing you to create unique compositions in every part of the garden.
All these plants diversify the landscape structure of the arboretum, increasing the opportunity for visitors to relax in beautiful nature. In addition, the diversity of ornamental shrubs creates favorable conditions for the life of birds and insects in the park, strengthening the biological balance.
In addition to ornamental species, a number of fruit trees have also been planted on the territory of the arboretum. Among them are: almonds, apricots, pears, apples, quince, cherries, peaches . These trees are valuable not only from an ecological point of view, but also from a scientific and practical point of view. One of the main tasks of the arboretum is to preserve the gene pool of plants. By multiplying fruit trees, park employees contribute to the development of varieties characteristic of the region, adapted to the climate.
The abundance of fruit trees not only increases the attractiveness of the park, but also contributes to the stability of the natural ecosystem. In particular, species such as cherry and peach blossom beautifully in the spring, turning the park into a source of food for various birds in the summer months. Almonds and apricots are early-flowering trees that are especially well suited to the natural climate of the southern region. Their flowering adds a special charm to the spring beauty of the park.
In general, cultural enrichment work in the park is part of the planned annual activities. Seedlings grown in a nursery are easier to adapt to the park territory, because they have grown and matured in these climatic conditions. This approach increases the adaptability of trees to life and allows you to form a long-term green belt.
In addition to planting, work is also underway to increase the gene pool in the arboretum. At the same time, special attention is paid to the reproduction of rare, ecologically important plant species. Scientists and specialists are conducting systematic research on seed collection, seedling cultivation, introduction of new species, and adaptation to the natural environment. Such scientific and practical activities make a significant contribution to the preservation of the flora of Kazakhstan and ensuring environmental safety.
At the same time, landscaping works also contribute to the formation of the ecological culture of residents. The increase in green areas is a step aimed not only at improving the ecology of the city, but also at strengthening people's connection with nature. The arboretum is not only a center of the plant world, but also a place of recreation, walks, and education for city residents and guests.
In conclusion, the landscaping and cultural enrichment work carried out on November 16 is a long-term strategic step aimed at not only increasing the green resources of the arboretum, but also preserving its natural wealth. The large-scale planting of ornamental and fruit trees will improve the park's ecosystem, increase biodiversity, and strengthen the ecological image of the city of Shymkent. In the future, landscaping and increasing the gene pool will continue, and the natural potential of the arboretum will further develop.