Tulips, wild rosemary and red-listed globeflowers bloomed at the RUSSIA EXPO
With the
arrival of spring, the exposition space is changing. There are more bright
colors at the regional stands, new photo zones are opening, and flowers are
blooming everywhere. Many of them are grown in greenhouses in the regions where
floriculture is actively developing. You can enjoy their beauty and fragrance
in Pavilion 75.
A tulip
meadow decorated the stand of the Kaluga region, one of the country's leaders
in flower production. The region is also home to the oldest family flower
company in Russia. And now live flowers delight the guests of the exposition.
You can
also admire flowers at the stand of the Lipetsk region. In addition to
luxurious bouquets, you can see brightly colored indoor plants. Thanks to
phytomodule technology, live flowers will please the eye for many years and
will fit perfectly into the interior.
Also, many
regions decorated their stands with special flowers. For example, at the stand
of Khakassia blossomed bright fire globeflowers, they are also called Siberian
rose or bathing rose. The plant is listed in the Red Book. And Zabaykalye
boasts of wild rosemary, which in spring covers local slopes and hills with a
fragrant lilac carpet.
In addition, you can now find spring photo zones in Pavilion 75. For example, a leopard at the Altai stand was decorated with flowers. Giant flowers have grown at the exposition of the Ryazan region, an unusual composition of yellow and white daffodils decorates the stand of the Nenets Autonomous Area, the photo zones of the Kaliningrad stand are covered with flowers, and there you can also see a glade with huge snowdrops.
In addition, on the eve of March 8, women are given fresh flowers at many expositions, and it is also possible to take part in masterclasses on creating floral compositions or jewelry that looks like flowers.
The children’s quest "The Secret of the Lost Map" will be held at the National Centre RUSSIA every Sunday from 10 May to 5 July.
