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In Stavropol planted more than 260 thousand tulips and forget-me-nots

In Stavropol began the autumn planting of bulbous plants

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In Stavropol planted more than 260 thousand tulips and forget-me-nots

In Stavropol, the autumn planting of bulbous plants began.

On flower beds near the central square, more than 100,000 tulip bulbs and forget-me-nots are ready to spend the winter. Gorzelenstroy specialists are now working on Karl Marx Avenue and Dzerzhinsky Street, said the head of the city, Ivan Ulyanchenko.

Within a few weeks, work will be completed on other streets. In total, more than 260,000 plants are planned to be planted for early spring flowering.

In spring, the flower carpet will please citizens and guests of Stavropol with bright colors.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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