Tsjerepovets Bloemen Bezorgen (Bloemist)

The city of Cherepovets is located in the north-west of the Russian Federation, and it is he, and not Vologda (the capital of the Vologda region) that is the largest and most populous city in the Vologda region, with a population of 319,000.
The city is quite developed in industrial terms, it has such large companies as metallurgical OAO Severstal. Production of phosphate-containing fertilizers is concentrated in three companies owned by the Russian-international “PhosAgro”.
In addition, the city has a silicate brick factory, a match factory, as well as enterprises of Severstal and Severstal-Metiz, to which the unfavorable residential areas are practically adjacent. The property there is extremely cheap for this reason, and also because of the poor environmental conditions near these enterprises.
Alas, as can be seen from the foregoing, the city's ecology can not boast of crystal clear air and primeval soil. Suffer from the effects of industrial emissions and two rivers Sheksna and Yagorbe, flowing in the city. Much better is the situation at the Rybinsk Reservoir, which is located not far from the city. It is in its vicinity that you can meet typical representatives of the Vologda region fauna-grass, pine, hoof, bloomworm.
The climate of Cherepovets is temperate, seasonal temperature changes are partly mitigated by the influence of two rivers running in the city. Such a climate is especially favorable for forest areas, which occupy almost half of the total area of ​​the district. Prevalent representatives of coniferous trees, but there are also broad-leaved trees.
It is there, among the refreshing greenery of pines and birches, in the spring and early summer you can meet the lily of the valley May, the white blossoms of which exude an amazing and unique aroma. Almost universally distributed celandine, modest yellow flowers which can be seen along roads and on wastelands. Previously, it was specially collected as a medicinal plant. Another common medicinal plant in the Cherepovets region is the motherwort, its numerous inflorescences have a pinkish-violet hue. Valerian is also common, with pale purple or pink flowers.
Chamomile fragrant and dandelions please the townspeople almost in every park and square of the city-the station square, the park of the 200th anniversary of Cherepovets, the park of culture and recreation. And in the park of the name of the Lenin Komsomol, flowerbeds abound with carefully planted and carefully cultivated roses, asters, narcissuses, tulips, and phloxes! And even the ecology is not able to prevent this flower abundance.