Sterlitamakas Gėlių Pristatymas Gėlininkas

The Bashkir city of Sterlitamak was founded in 1781, before that it was the Sterlitamak salt pier. Exactly from that place, the salt from the Ashkadar River flowing into the White River was transported to Russia.
On one side of the city are the Ural Mountains, and on the other - the East European Plain. Through the city, the river Sterla flows, in honor of which the city was named. In addition to it, the Belaya, Olkhovka and Ashkadar rivers flow through the city. They are all rather dirty and not very suitable for swimming. Administratively, Sterlitamak is the center of the Sterlitamak district, it forms the urban district of the city of Sterlitamak. In addition, it is the second largest city in the Republic of Bashkortostan. The population of the city at the current time is 280 thousand people. Sterlitamak is a major cultural and industrial center of the republic, from 1919 to June 14, 1922, he was the capital of Bashkortostan, yielding then the palm of the Ufa championship.
The city has a very developed chemical and petrochemical industry, such as the Petrochemical Plant, Sintez-Kauchuk, Soda, and others. The machine-building industry is also developed, for example, the Red Proletarian produces high-quality serial oilfield equipment. The food and construction industries are also represented.
The climate of the city is temperate continental, with cold winters and warm, often hot summers. Such a climate promotes the growth of diverse representatives of the plant world. Despite the ecological situation of the city and its environs are far from ideal, various plants are widely represented in this region. In the forest zone of the surroundings of the city, you can collect lingonberries, this unpretentious berry is very tasty. On the slopes of the mountains, you can meet endemic plants. That is, those plants that grow only in this region, and nowhere else. Among them, Rhodiola Iremelian, whose petals are green, medicated cuff, tansy, fescue Igoshina and others. The rather specific mountain flowers are the eight-petalled driad, with white large flowers, the rarely found Arkotus alpine, Siberian Goritsvet, called so because of its bright yellow flowers.
In the city itself many decorative flowers you can see in the favorite place of rest of the townspeople - Park named after Yuriy Gagarin, and numerous flowerbeds. The most popular of them are tulips and roses. Besides. There are a lot of petunias and peonies. Thanks to the indifferent townspeople, in the spring and summer, guests of the city and its residents can stroll leisurely and admire the beautiful representatives of flora-flowers.