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More than 50% of the land in Ukraine is fertile, and 18% is wooded. Full of fertile plains, Ukraine has a continental climate, with a more Mediterranean weather pattern on the Crimean coast. The western and northern regions receive the most rain, and summers range from warm to scorching in the south. With such local and climatic conditions, Ukraine is the origin to numerous flowers, both native and naturalized.

Hollyhocks make up about 60 species of flowers that are native to central and southwest Asia. They are common as ornamental garden plants, and are usually found in shades of deep purple, red, and white, with wild versions often including other hues. Hollyhocks are resistant to dry conditions, and thrive in sunny locations where other flowering plants may wither.

The morning glory is another plant native to Ukraine. They flourish even in poor or parched soils, and make excellent vines for creating shade in the heat. Morning glories grow quickly, twine readily around stakes, and have intense blossoms that bloom only one day. They are often grown on lattices for decorative or shade-enhancing properties.

The marigold from Ukraine is of genus Glebionis. It is a perennial plant that reaches heights of nearly a meter and has intense yellow flowers 35 to 55 mm in diameter. This marigold is introduced in many places other than its native habitat, reaching westward with the advent of farming.

Camomile is daisy-like plant that has a fragrancelike that of an apple. Camomile is sometimes used to create green pigment. It is commonly utilized in medicinal situations, and there are dozens of ailments for which camomile has been traditionally used as treatment, including stomach cramps, eczema, and stress.

Cornflower is a small, intense blue plant native to Europe. It is an annual flower that grows to an usual height of half a meter and has gray-green stalks. The flower heads on them are slightly over 1 inch in diameter. Because of continual use of herbicides, the cornflower is now scarce in its native habitat.

The peony is a big, graceful, delicate blossom ranging in hue from white to deep red. Peonies blossom in early summer. Peonies love to be left alone once they are established. Those that are moved may not flower again for several years. But once it is in place, it produces big, blowsy blooms every year.

One of the genuine lilies, known as the Madonna Lily is native to Ukraine. The flower forms its bulbs at ground level. They have a low circle of leaves that make it through the winter, then die back in the hot weather. Reaching heights of over 1 m, this lily appears in late spring and has beautiful six-petaled aromatic white blooms.

Bluebells have stems that average 10 inches long and which arc over at the top. The blossoms are blue and point downward. The petals form a trumpet shape, and theblooms occur on one side of its stalk only. Bluebells usually have a noticeable, pleasant scent. Under good conditions, bluebells can multiply successfully and rapidly.

The flowers originally from Ukraine are numerous and different. The temperate weather and fertile soils of Ukraine provided the beginning for native plants that are now prized throughout the world.

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