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In mid-October, a giant 25-centimeter flower grew under Yelets

In Olshanets under the Yelets blossomed giant dahlia with a bud with a diameter of 25 centimeters

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In mid-October, a giant 25-centimeter flower grew under Yelets

In Olshanets near Yelets, a giant dahlia with a bud with a diameter of 25 centimeters blossomed. About the unusual for mid-autumn phenomenon reports portal "LipetskMedia".

The reason for the record was a long Indian summer. Warm and sunny weather, established in the region in the first half of October, awakened the plants and extended the season in the gardens. Georgina-giant surprised the locals impressive size – the opened bud was the size of a large plate.

Surprises for gardeners are presented by other cultures. Despite October, the flowerbeds of the Lipetsk region continue to bloom astras and even re-bloom spring irises.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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