EcoCostel


EcoCostel Garden, located in Roșu, Cahul, Moldova, is an ecological haven meticulously designed and cultivated by Constantin Furtuna. Over the past decade, Constantin has embraced permaculture—a sustainable agricultural approach—to transform his garden into a thriving ecosystem that harmoniously integrates a diverse array of trees, fruits, shrubs, flowers, vegetables, and herbs.

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