Hi friends!
Usually, people do not see the beauty in the commonplace. Today, I want to introduce you to the beautiful flower of the Kwasenica. This flower grows in us on every flower bed, lawn, by roads and in parks. Although her story is quite interesting.
Kwasenica belongs to the genus of herbaceous annuals and perennials of the Kvasenice family. This flower grows in South Africa, Europe and Central and South America. This plant is a symbol of Ireland, because it is considered a plant of a prominent man - St. Patrick.
The name of the flower comes from Latin (oхalis), which means "sour," because its leaves are slightly sour to taste.
In nature, there are about 800 species of oxalis, and in the culture some quassies appeared in the XVII century and since then they are grown both as garden plants and as houseplants.
This flower has incredible beauty, although most people don't see it.
Rejoice with trivialities!