В сентябре мы с мужем сводили cocomino в ботанический сад в Хельсинки.
Гость наш был из Японии, и все вместе мы
смогли найти несколько японских растений
в этом саду :).
Last September my husband and I took cocomino
from Japan for a walk in the Helsinki botanical garden. Together we
were able to find a few Japanese plants there :).
На ощупь очень странное
растение :)
I touched it — it felt really weird :)
Miscanthus sinensis.
В Японии эту траву называют
сусуки.
It's called susuki in Japan.
Народу было мало.
There were few people.
Плюшевое растение :)
Plush plant :)
Столько яблок было, мммм.
So many apples, mmm.
Крошечные декоративные
яблочки.
Tiny decorative apples.
Эта ёлка — японская. Ещё
был японский каштан, куча гортензий и
цветущий лотос в теплицах.
This spruce is from Japan. We also saw a
Japanese chestnut, many hydrangeas and a blooming lotus in the
greenhouse.
Тоже японец, но название не
помню.
Also from Japan, I don't remember the name.
You met up with Cocomino? And went on an excursion to find Japanese plants in Helsinki. How awesome is that? :)
ReplyDeletePretty awesome ^^
DeleteThere is actually a lot of Japan here, if you know where to look. We have Tokyokan shop, hanami, Japanese garden, one more garden, more sakura here and even Japanese Christmas concert ^^
That berry plant is weeeiiird! It looks like bugs, not berries!
ReplyDeleteSo what language did you and Cocomino speak - Japanese or English or both? Probably not Afrikaans. ;)
It felt so juicy! But I didn't squish it :)
DeleteWe used English :) 日本語がちょっと難しいですね。
I remembered this place. Thanks for taking me.
ReplyDeleteIt was beautiful. I'll share them on my blog some day.
I'm glad you liked it ^.^ I guess you have a lot of photos to post still.
DeleteWonderful photos.
ReplyDeleteRed Spines
Как интересно! Плюшевое растение у нас называют овечьим ушком, такое мягонькое оно на ощупь!
ReplyDeleteКакое милое название :)
DeleteBeautiful! The Botanic Garden in Helsinki is one of my favorite places to take pics. In the summer I visit it several times a week.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Gunilla! I guess there can be new blooms every week :)
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