🌻 Grandma's Garden 🌻

Hello to you Hive homies and hello to you Wednesday!

It's been almost a week since I haven't posted in @esteemapp, because I'm in the province and I'm taking some time off the internet, but today I'm finally back ready to show my Grandma's garden also known as Grandma's dreamland!

Before I show you her beautiful flowers, let me tell you more about the place where we are with my mum and the twins.
It's a small city named Levski - the hometown of my mum, situated in the middle of Bulgaria with population around 9000 people and it's around 4 hours drive by car from Varna.

Most importantly this is the place where I was spending my school vacations and I was making the best summer memories when I was little girl.

So every time I am here I'm home and I really appreciate the time spent with my grandfathers, which live together in this house for more than 45 years.

But now that I'm a grown up, it's time for the twins to have fun here and I can say that they're definitely enjoying their stay.

We bought them special baby swings, which reminded me of the times when I was little and my grandfather made me a swing from an old jeans, because the one in the stores were hard to find and also quite expensive.

Just looked at them happy faces!

And now finally, let me show you more of that beautiful garden which grandma takes care of everyday!

This ones are called called "Mushkatos" here in Bulgaria.
You can search them in google by the name "Pelargonium".
They are common flowers in our country and you can see them in different colors, the best part is that they grow up easily and don't need much watering.

And this ones here are more known worldwide and they are named "Daises", but here in Bulgaria we called them "Margaritka".
I really like them, because they look so clean and simple, but at the same time they're very beautiful.

And last, but not least - my favorites!
Not only because they look much like sunflowers, but because they're so yellow and bright!
Here in Bulgaria we called them "Napoleons" but their english name is "Black - eyed Susan".

This was only a part from my grandma's beauties, but I promise to share more of my stay here!

🌼Have a great rest of the week and don't forget to bloom for yourself!🌼

Love,
Gigi