Flowers bloom in the Mikhailovsky Garden

In the Mikhailovsky garden, crocuses, white -tolls, Pushkin and liver bloomed, the official community of the gardens of the Russian Museum on the VKontakte social network says.

The liver liver - a perennial herbaceous plant of a layel family with three -lobed leaves, which in shape resemble the liver, specify in the Russian museum. White flower is a bulbous plant that grows in the mountain forests of central Europe.

Pushkin has two linear leaves and pale blue sultan from bell flowers. It is named after the Russian natural scientist Alexei Musin-Pushkin, who first collected these plants on Mount Ararat in 1802.

Now Mikhailovsky and Summer Gardens are closed to dry. They must open on May 1.

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