“Kiyanitsky Park” ( Ukrainian: Kiyanitsky Park ) is a park-monument of landscape gardening art located in the Sumy region ( Sumy region , Ukraine ).
| Kiyanitsky Park | |
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| Ukrainian Kiyanitsky Park | |
 Kharitonenko Palace | |
| IUCN Category - V (Protected Landscape / Water Area) | |
| basic information | |
| Square | 55.6632 ha |
| Established | August 30, 1990 |
| Management organization | Sumy National Agrarian University |
| Location | |
| A country |
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| Nearest town | Sumy |
Area - 55.6632 ha.
Content
History
The natural monument was created by Decree of the Council of Ministers of the Ukrainian SSR dated August 30, 1990 No. 18. The regulation on environmental status was approved by Order of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources dated December 12, 2012 No. 632.
The park was founded in the late 19th century by the owner of this estate, businessman Ivan Kharitonenko . After the October Revolution, the park and the manor fell into decay. In the Soviet period, a tourist base was located here and became part of the Kirov state farm. Since 1960, the park became one of the objects of the nature reserve fund. The park, due to the lack of proper walking away, has lost the original appearance of the landscape ensemble. According to the statement of the rector of Sumy Agrarian University, work is planned to renew the park.
Description
A conservation object was created to protect the park. The park is located in the village of Kiyanitsa, which is part of the Kiyanitsky village council . In the west, the park is limited to a pond. On the territory of the park is the Kharitonenka Palace (1890).
The nearest settlement is the village of Kiyanitsa , the city is Sumy .
Nature
The vegetation of the park is represented by dominant deciduous tree speciesː oak , maple , poplar , birch , linden . Park oaks reach the age of 250-300 years. In addition to oaks, initially larch, spruce, and pine were planted in the park. There are non-region-specific treesː plane trees, ginkgo, Amur velvet, gray and black nuts, silver spruce, Weimutov pine, California, Canadian and Virgin spruce, red maple and Schwedler. The plants of the park are represented by 29 genera of such families: yew , pine , ginkkok , cypress and gymnosperms . There are 25 genera of flowering plants. In total, over 100 species and varieties of trees, vines and shrubs grow in the park.
Notes
Literature
- Geographical Encyclopedia of Ukraine. Publisher Ukrainian Soviet Encyclopedia. 1989.
- Klimenko Yu.O. Village of old-time parks in memory of the garden and park mystery of the Holy significance in Sumy region // Introduction of roslin. 2000. No. 1; Zapov_dnі Scarby Sumy. S., 2001.