The city in Romania where the first greenhouse-supermarket in the country operates. Customers are fascinated: “You come and get your…”

• The city in Romania where the first greenhouse-supermarket in the country was inaugurated
• Customers are fascinated

The first greenhouse supermarket in the country is operating in Buzăul! An Italian family started a business and sell over 20,000 garden flowers, indoor plants, shrubs and herbs, as well as decorations and accessories.

The first greenhouse-supermarket in the country was inaugurated in Buzău

The owner of the greenhouse, settled in Romania for over 20 years, said that the space of the supermarket greenhouse is quite large and very airy.

“It is quite a large space, it is very airy, which allows the flowers to live well. The idea is to walk in a garden, indoors, but which also allows for a pleasant environment. We have 200 species of plants, for indoor and outdoor use, brought from Poland, Romania and Italy, as well as bonsai brought from Asia”, said Marco Albanese – greenhouse owner.

And those who cross the threshold of this greenhouse are fascinated by the concept.

“You come and take what you like and how you like it. And when you have time, you are not conditioned by any particular schedule. I’ve never seen it before and I don’t think there are many such locations in the country either,” says a customer.

In order to keep the thousands of plants in the greenhouse alive, the owners made serious investments. The ventilation system, heating with pellets, photovoltaic panels and the shading system are some of the utilities that keep the plants alive.

“We have the electricity from solar panels, we have the installation done, we have 40 kilowatts that keeps the power supply from the entire greenhouse. The curtains are specialized for shade, to protect the heat”, said S. Luca Albanese – greenhouse manager.

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The “Gheorghe Hagi” stadium is to be built in Constanța.

The new stadium would have a capacity of 18,000 and would include a football and athletics training ground with a 6-lane track and a grandstand with approximately 1,000 seats.