Looking to the future, Dorottya Radványi takes care of the land on the Danube bank that she inherited from her parents. Cherishing the memory of his parents, the Donna Marium magazine presenter plans the transformations that will flourish in his grandson’s life as well.
Time slows down in Dorottya Radványi Park. Donna’s host considers himself a restless person, always dealing with several things at the same time, but the garden is where he can indulge in one activity. In addition to the plants that he grew on his balcony, he always worked in his parents’ garden and even in his grandfather’s garden.
“Last time I didn’t have to deal with winter in the fall, but now that I’ve inherited it, this task falls on me as well. As long as they were alive, my parents lived in the garden every day, watering it, picking ripe fruit, but they no longer had the strength To cut withered trees, for example. In addition to autumn activities, I plan to create a vegetable garden in it and plant fruit trees, and I will also dedicate a tree to my grandson “
– revealed Dorotia Radvani, who strives to preserve her parents’ legacy for her grandson as well.
You get a lot of help with planning and brainstorming with your work, as Almárium also has an expert in gardening and planting.
“I was very happy when it was mentioned on a radio show that you can also grow chard in flower boxes in the winter, and I am always happy to hear expert advice on healthy nutrition”
Dorottya Radványi said of the experts who return to the Almárium on a weekly basis.
The host also revealed that many of the magazine’s invited guests who are close to him, artists, musicians and singers he met several times during his career, a mutual trust has developed between them and he really likes to talk with them.
A new feature in Duna Afternoon Magazine is that pairs of regular presenters welcome viewers every weekday afternoon. Dorottya Radványi said her work relationship with her co-presenter, Géza Banner, is very harmonious, they always discuss the topics closest to whom and support each other to help create good and informative conversations.
Marium – weekdays from 1:30 pm on the Danube!
