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OŠ "Sveti Sava" Kikinda, Kikinda, Serbia

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OŠ "Sveti Sava" Kikinda, Kikinda, Serbia

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OŠ "Sveti Sava" Kikinda, Kikinda, Serbia

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Classes 3 and 4 students did research on national symbols and decided that lily is our national flower. You can see two lilies on the coat of arms of Serbia.
Emilija from Class III2 has drawn this one.

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It blooms in summer and it needs a lot of sunlight. It doesn’t need much water, so it is resistant to drought, which makes it suitable for the climate in Greece during summer.
It is found on the capital of the columns of the Corinthian style (4th century BC) in ancient Greek art. It decorates the acroteria of the Parthenon. You can also admire it in ancient Greek drawings and pottery.

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The Lily. The lily is white and it has got a good scent

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Bruree National School, Kilmallock Road, Fortyacres, Bruree, County Limerick, Ireland

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Lilies convey the ideas of purity and fertility. This flower is often represented in the Christian faith, as a symbol of rebirth and hope.

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Lilies convey the ideas of purity and fertility. The lily is sweet and innocent. In the Christian faith it represents rebirth and hope.

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Bear's breeches the symbolic flowers of Greece

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The symbolic flower of the Netherlands

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Rome, Рим, Италия

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Rome, Рим, Италия

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Rome, Рим, Италия

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The symbolic flower of Italy

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Rīga, Латвия

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Rīga, Латвия

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Rīga, Латвия

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The symbolic flower of Latvia

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The symbolic flower of France

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LILAC - Jorgovan

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Lavender/Alfazema is a plant that grows spontaneously in Portugal.

Below,  there are the cinqauins in English and Portuguese.

Lavender
Wild, purple,
Spreading, refreshing, astonishing fragance,
Bushy, strong scented plant with medicinal and
therapeutic benefits,
The symbolic flower of Portugal.

Alfazema
Silvestre, roxa,
Fragância fresca, com espantosa difusão,
Planta de aroma forte e com propriedades
medicinais,
A flor simbólica de Portugal.

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The symbolic flower of Turkey is Tulip.
These cinquains and the pictures were created by Turkish participants of the project.

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CARNATION - STORY
The name Dianthus is made up of two Greek words "god" (Zeus) + "anthos" referring to flower = the flowers of God.
In Roman times there were wreaths made from carnations and their perfume.
Religious paintings associated this flower to the tears that Mary shed when she saw Jesus on the cross and they were transformed into carnations when they fell to the ground.
Renaissance painters in the 15th and 16th centuries chose it as their favourite flower to appear in their engagement and mating scenes.

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Kíev, Украина

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Kíev, Украина

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Kíev, Украина

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The symbolic flower of Ukraine is a sunflower.
These cinquains and the picture were created by Ukrainian participants of the project.

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Bruree National School, Kilmallock Road, Fortyacres, Bruree, County Limerick, Ireland

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The Shamrock is the national plant of Ireland. It is said that St. Patrick used it to teach the Irish people about the Blessed Trinity - God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit.