FIVE HUNDRED SQUARE METERS. OF sumac
- August 11, 2019
Over a recent marriage The guests, walking in the park, they ask if there is any sign of the garden plants. Some stand out like the great Deodara Cedars or the mighty red oak that inflames autumn with its leaves. But you see them, are dozens of meters high. Then, a bit’ further on, a huge cushion. A giant lying horizontally among the hills. E’ a Sumac Major, also known as American Sumac. Rhus Typhina, variety ‘ Dissecta’ native to North America. Discomforting the dear old man ‘x ray x ray 3,14‘ you get more than 500 square meters of plant. Want to see it blows pole to the two impressive companions? He's not joking, the Thypina. Inside a micro world of birds, ricci, pheasants. One would have to look for other such big ones around the world.
Interested in taking a tour of the park perhaps to host an event?
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