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In Sochi arboretum, flowers on branches were artificial

In the Sochi arboretum, visitors were initially pleased with the cherry blossoms, but later it turned out that the pink terry flowers were artificial

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In Sochi arboretum, flowers on branches were artificial

In the Sochi arboretum, visitors were initially pleased with the cherry blossoms, but later it turned out that the pink terry flowers were artificial.

In the Telegram channel and on the page of the Sochi National Park told about an unusual case in the arboretum. Employees saw bright pink flowers on cherry branches, although this variety usually blooms in the spring with small white buds.

At first, the plant was mistaken for a rare miracle. However, then noticed the wires with which the flowers were attached to the branches. After that, it became clear that this was a prank, not a real flower.

The park did not know who exactly did this. They only noted that the emotions turned out very different - from surprise to laughter.

Earlier it was reported that the authorities allowed swimming on the beaches of Sochi.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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