My garden is full of summer residents. Among them are some cheerful fellows. These are dahlias. Bright flowers. Very large. And unpretentious. A great choice for a budding wizard and gardener, someone just beginning to comprehend the magic of the world of flowers.
To my surprise, they are very tall and large! I picked them for the first time out of curiosity. And I was absolutely right! They are tall! They are the tallest flowers in my garden. Asters are small compared to them. Zinnia sprites are even more so. And dahlias are downright giants. And the flowers themselves are very large. They have several petals. Each petal is very large. The petals are very oval in shape.
They are truly the biggest wizards. The most magical. The largest size! Tall stems and large flowers. Excellent color. Pleasant colors. And colorful! A colorful holiday. Or a circus in town. The most joyful mood. These are cheerful fellows!
Later, I remembered that my grandmother used to plant flowers like these. My mother reminded me of their name. I planted some once and forgot exactly what it was. Something grew! And my mother says they're called Vesyolye Rebyata (Funny Guys). Dahlias. And I started remembering. Grandma used to plant them. An excellent choice.
In my garden, they line the entire wall next to the fence. And there's a whole line there—everything for them. They grow there. Corn grows nearby. It's also tall. And lettuce grows further down. And in the middle—Dahlias. Large and robust. With very beautiful color shades.
I was very surprised to see such huge flowers. And their color is so rich and beautiful. Their shade is very dense. And it differs from other flowers. You can't help but stare! And the stems are tall, most importantly. And the flowers themselves are huge. I'm extremely surprised that they're such a great choice for a start. That is, they grow so well!
For some reason, I think they're just like roses. Or something more complex. Exotic, perhaps. That's just my first impression! I'd never believe they're such easy-to-grow plants. But they are! A great choice for a gardener.
My garden is a wonderful place. I rate Asters and Marigolds about the same size. Asters are bright. Marigolds are larger, like suns in color. But they're all one color. Asters have many flowers. But the smaller ones look like stars from afar. And marigolds are like very large suns. Here are Zinnia Sprites - they're so tiny. In the tall grass, you can't tell them apart from the grass. Only when they start blooming do you realize they're flowers!
And these are the cheerful ones. So big, cheerful, and large. The tallest and largest. An interesting color palette. A variety of flowers. And bees and bumblebees love them too. Such large insects. They constantly fly in to visit. To the bright light. That's also very interesting. There are some kind of beetles there. The ones that fly.
So big. Like bees. They're huge. And even striped. Yellow and black. So fluffy, it seems. And dense. They sit there straight. Vertically! Like on a wall. Or inside a flower.
The Happy Guys always have fun. It's a great mood. And they always have lots of friends. And they even fly in. From far away. And everything is always cheerful and bright. The party goes on! Every day is a party here! That's what Happy Guys are for. To have fun. And it attracts everyone's attention!
Everyone starts wanting to be cheerful too! And rejoice! Rejoice in the summer day. And the sun. The sky and the grass.
Happy Guys will help create a festive mood. This is a flower variety like Dahlia. Just what you need! And bees, beetles, bumblebees, and I don't know who else will come too!
Dima Link is making retro videogames, apps, a little of music, write stories, and some retro more.
