Creation of a 'Moving Park' at Sindorim Station Transfer Center in Guro-gu

Installation of 24 Mobile Planters ... Planting of 104 Trees of 7 Species Including Sanddalnamu and 1,320 Herbaceous Plants

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Jong-il] Guro-gu (Mayor Lee Seong) has created a "moving park" at Sindorim Station Transfer Center.

On the 17th, Guro-gu announced that it installed mobile planters around Exit 2 of Sindorim Station to provide shade for residents to escape the heat and to expand green spaces.

Mobile planters are large pots that can be planted with landscaping trees and can be conveniently installed in places where it is difficult to plant trees directly or where space is limited.

They save the cost and time required to create a park and have the advantage of being easily movable to needed locations. They also help mitigate urban heat island effects and reduce fine dust and noise.

Guro-gu installed 24 mobile planters in front of the Sindorim Station bus transfer center, which has heavy pedestrian and vehicle traffic, and planted 104 trees of 7 species including Cheongdanpung (Korean maple), Sanddalnamu (Cornus), and Emerald Green. Additionally, 1,320 herbaceous plants such as evergreen grass and Dianthus were planted.

A Guro-gu official said, "We expect the trees planted in the mobile planters to grow lush and become valuable resting spaces," and added, "We will strive to expand green landscapes that can enrich the lives of residents."

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