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Euphorbia flower has nothing to do with tea, moreover, it is completely undesirable to eat it, because this plant is used for medicinal purposes. Its name comes from the word "milk", since the stems and leaves of the flower contain milky juice. The composition of this milk includes rubber, resin, gum, mineral salts, flavonoids. The habitat of euphorbiae covers almost the entire planet! However, these heat-loving plants can not be found in cold areas. They prefer warm and even hot, but mostly dry climatic zones of our Earth...

Nefrolepis belongs to the class of ferns, and it received its botanical name from the Greek “nephros” - “kidney” and “lepis” - “scales”. Its aerial part is by no means leaves, but vayas — leaf-like organs, they are also called “platypeworks,” or “run-rails”. Once again, the “hatching” vaya is like a comma, or a snail, it has a seal at the end, which, as it grows, unfolds, turning into a twig dotted with small leaves. The fern plant owes this structural feature to its ancient ancestors from the world...

This amazing flower got its name from a traveler, collector, botanist and, finally, a gardener John named Tradescant. In the 17th century, he founded one of the first botanical gardens in England and was the gardener of the Duke of Buckingham. The natural habitat of the plant covers almost the whole of America from Argentina to Canada. Most often it is found in tropical and temperate latitudes, it feels great in a humid climate. But, in addition to the benefits for the atmosphere and health, the...

Its homeland is the hot expanses of Southeast Asia, the Philippines and the North of Australia. Some representatives of the ficus family in the wild can grow into a giant tree, comparable in height to a ten-story house! Not only that, the plant is assertive, its trunk and roots form a dense shape, sometimes similar to an intricate sculpture. The Benjamin tree grows so rapidly that it can conquer the territory from sidewalks, even asphalted. This is truly one of the most unusual plants! The thing...

The first information about the plant dates back to Ancient Greece. By the way, the Mediterranean climate is a favorable environment for the Chinese rose! Its habitat covers countries of tropical and subtropical climate. For example, on the streets of Vietnam, or Thailand, the rose feels great! The flower belongs to the family of malvaceae, and its genus includes not only shrubs, but trees and even herbs, totaling up to 500 different species. In places of primordial growth, its flowers were woven...