Moscow’s Summer Greenery Showcased Amid Broad City Lushness
AP dispatch from Moscow notes vegetable plants in apartment building windows and flowers in parks, gardens under the Kremlin, and tulips blooming. It observes lush growth, green canopies, and unkempt grass along boulevards. It contrasts collective ownership with private plots, mentions food supply adequacy, long lines for food, and subway crowding during rush hours, while murals and mosaics attract visitors.
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