Welcome dear readers, looking to me to find out, what will you do today Masha and Zhenya, who is about to finish its work on the drafting of the "Alphabet of Flowers".
And they, as always, got up early, had Breakfast and began to sail the ocean called the Internet, look for flowers on the letter "Ju".
• Look, look - Eugene directly lit up the whole fun of the first found flowers interesting flowers here, "Juno" called. However, it is somewhat similar to the irises that grow you, and we have a garden, but it is also very beautiful.
• Yes, ' agreed Mary, you're right, it's - "Juno" and she's like iris, they are relatives, and the second name "Juno" - "iris Bukhara," and he hails from Bhuj, which is located in Central Asia.
• Unlike conventional irises, Bukhara propagated by bulbs, flowering is usually in April and he is very thermophilic. Caring for them is simple: it requires heat, good lighting, drainage, well fertilized soil. Abundantly watered these flowers are not worth it, they are more accustomed to the dry climate.
• It is low, only 40 cm, therefore it can be grown in wide pots, or in planters. At the top of the sheet we see a brilliant green color, which is towards the bottom of the leaf is bluish-green. The flowers are yellow, and they can be up to 7 pieces on one stalk, located in the leaf axils and at the apex of the stem.
• Multiplies "Juno" by division of the bulbs that are planted in summer or autumn. Looks very nice in the garden next to other low flowers that will not obstruct it from the sun.
• Well, as you've already done a sketch of a flower? Masha asked his friend.
• Already done, - he answered - still a little left, last strizki.
• Well, OK, finish, Yes, call your grandma, see how she's doing, and when she returns home. You're probably already missed it!
• Not a word, - sighed Eugene, and he continued his work on a drawing, and Masha at this time began to clean his room.
Having dealt with the Affairs and phoned his grandmother, the boys were walking to after dinner to take care of the flowers on the last letter of the alphabet.
Thank you for your attention, see you next time!
The beginning of this story, read:
1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 24.
To be continued...