An abnormally warm and snowless winter turned into an abnormally early and warm spring, which in the middle gave us all the nuts of Cyclone Zion, which covered us with snow and night frosts.
There would be no problems at all if March were an ordinary March, and not a hot, strange month, during which the primroses managed to wake up and begin to bloom.
The Imperial grouse also started to grow and managed to grow to a height of about thirty centimeters and above. Many have already shown their buds.
Last May, frost struck the blossoming grouse, and all their flowers froze, becoming transparent.
And here it was promised to be cold for two weeks. Therefore, I dug out those grouse that had buds and put them in the refrigerator with the owl Ray before the first frosty night.
Well, here we are looking at the results of my experiments.
I believe that it was not for nothing that I removed the grouse into the room. Those who remained on the street bent under the snow, but survived. But they were two times lower than the ones I dug, and they weren't going to bloom.
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