A Garden of Continuous Flowering and Effects (Experience of Akaki Tsereteli State University)

Abstract

The paper consistently presents the history of Continuous Flowering and Effects Garden at one of the locations of ATSU, where ornamental, continental and subtropical crops (citrus, essential oil, fatty oil and technical plants) are used.  In the same article, for the first time in the Georgian scientific literature, the possibilities of using "Nivaki forms" are considered and it is placed next to the unique "Georgian alphabet" monument; Nivaki's art is explained, which is based on three main factors, and from this trilogy derives the aesthetics of the Japanese vision of odd numbers, naturalness, and disproportion, which is in stark contrast to the classical European vision.  The decorative features of all eight groups of plants are discussed, including the pine tree - Pinus pinaster Sol. planted in the NATO square and a specially placed stone with the inscription “NATO Square. NATO Information Center." „NATO SQUARE. Information Center on NATO. 06.10.2009."