The name of this element of landscape architecture comes from the German word “Rabatte”, which means “garden bed”. Rabatka is a flower garden in the form of a narrow long strip placed along alleys and paths; which looks like a garden bed.<\/h4>\n
Rabatki can be one-sided, that is, placed only on one side of the track, and double-sided, which are located on both sides.<\/h4>\n
The assortment of plants used in flower beds is huge: you can plant various bulbs, then plant one or more types of summer cages, or you can plant perennial herbaceous plants. If you plant spicy herbs on a bed, then you will always have fresh seasoning in the summer, which you can prepare for the winter.<\/h4>\n
In the gardens of the Russian Museum rabatki can be seen at the southern facade of the Mikhailovsky Castle, as well as at the Tea House in the Summer Garden.<\/h4>\n
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