Hello everyone in this amazing community!
I haven't uploaded a post here for a long time, but today I decided to make a post in which I will show you a small part of the flowers in my mother's garden.Yesterday me and my girlfriend @ludataglavagvr went to my parents house and I tried to make some photos with my smartphone.The photos aren't very good, but that's all I can do with my smartphone.
I will show you 3 types of "Lilium"
It originates from the so-called old world and has been cultivated by humans for a very long time. Many cultivars have been created and are seen in parks and gardens.
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This is "Passiflora edulis" In addition to its attractive flowers, Passiflora edulis also features fruits with an exotic, slightly sour taste and gorgeous aroma.
Passiflora edulis blooms in the warm months and is self-healing. The fruits turn purple as they ripen. Their ripening time is about 80 days.
Flowering begins in the first year.
Plants of this species are extremely vigorous and fast growing. They need something to climb on. They also need regular pruning, removing weaker growing branches and breaking off strong growing ones to enhance the sizzle.
The next one flower is "Dianthus" the name of the plant comes from the Greek dios - God and anthos - flower, that is, Divine flower. It is named so because of the beauty of its flowers and unique aroma.
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The next flower its the Queen of flowers "Rose".In ancient Rome, a wild rose was placed at the entrance to a hall where particularly true questions were discussed. From there the expression "sub rosa" (under the rose) spread, which means "to keep a secret". Proponents of early Christianity associated the five sepals of the rose with the five wounds of Jesus. The red rose was associated with the Virgin Mary and with the blood of Christian martyrs.
At the end of my post I will show u some sweet fresh strawberries and the cactus which I sat because I didn't see it to take one of the pictures above ...😂
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