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Can You Identify These 10 Flowers From One Photo?
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Can You Identify These 10 Flowers From One Photo?

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

Translated from Lithuanian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Delfi presents a 10-question flower-identification quiz alongside advice on choosing balcony plants.
  • The article recommends sun-loving petunias, marigolds and portulacas for south-facing balconies, and shade-tolerant begonias, fuchsias and ivy for north-facing ones.
  • It also highlights Kristina, a resident who created a much-praised flower garden in a Vilnius apartment courtyard.

How well do you know your flowers? Delfi invites readers to find out with a 10-question quiz built around flower images.

The article also offers practical advice for turning a balcony into a colorful, welcoming space. The key consideration is sunlight. South-facing balconies suit petunias, marigolds and portulacas, while begonias, fuchsias and ivy are better choices for northern exposures. East- and west-facing balconies allow for a broader range of plants, from pansies to climbing flowers.

The right plants, combined with proper care, can transform even a small balcony. The article presents flower growing as a way to bring more life to homes, yards, gardens and other spaces.

It also tells the story of Kristina, who created an impressive flower bed by hand in the courtyard of her apartment building in Vilnius. Such well-kept green spaces are not always common in the city's apartment districts, making her garden a source of attention and praise from passersby. Kristina says working with the soil gives her both joy and strength. Her garden shows how one person's effort and love of nature can change the surroundings of an entire apartment block.

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Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.