1)The snowdrop is as white as snow

1)The snowdrop is as white as snow and grows when snow still lies
in the forests. You can try to grow snowdrops in your garden too.

2)This month’s flower is the primrose. The primrose may have many different colours: white, yellow,red, pink, orange and purple. This little flower looking like a star is one of the earliest spring flowers. They are common in Europe, Asia and North America.

3)The flower of this month is the daffodil which grows and blooms early in spring. It has been a garden favourite for centuries. It has long leaves and bright yellow petals. It belongs to the narcissus family. In Greek mythology, Narcissus was a young man who could love nobody else but himself. So gods got angry with him and turned him into a flower.

4)Water lilies grow in ponds and lakes. These flowers arelarge. Some are deep yellow, some are pinkish white and some are blue or even purple. The best known water lily is Victoria Regia. The leaves of this plant grow over a meter and a half in diameter. Its big pink-white flowers open in the evening.

5)The chrysanthemum is one of the oldest flowers people grow. It has been grown in Japan for nearly two thousand years and is the national flower of that island country. Travellers brought it to Europe in the 17thcentury. This lovely flower can be white, yellow, red, purple or pink. Chrysanthemums are welcome flowers because they grow and open when there are not many other flowers around.

6)This sweet flower is probably everyone’s favourite. Roses please us with their beauty from June to September and in England, whose emblem they are, you can sometimes see roses opening in November or even December. The most common colours are red, pink, white and yellow. If you want to say that a job or a situation includes some unpleasant things, you often say “it is not all roses”.

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1) the snowdrop is as white as snow and grows when snow still liesin the forests. you can try to grow snowdrops in your garden too.2) this month 's flower is the primrose. the primrose may have many different colours: white, yellow, red, pink, orange, and death. this little flower looking like a star is one of the earliest spring flowers. they are common in europe, asia and north america.3) the flower of this month is the daffodil which grows and blooms early in spring. it has been a staff favourite for centuries. it has long leaves and bright yellow petals. it belongs to the narcissus family. in greek mythology, narcissus was a young man who could love nobody else but himself. so gods got angry with him and turned him into a flower.4) water lilies grow in ponds and lakes. these flowers arelarge. some are deep yellow, some are pinkish white and some are blue or even death. the best known water lily is victoria Regia. the leaves of this plant grow over a meter and a half in diameter. the big pink - white flowers open in the evening.5) the chrysanthemum is one of the oldest flowers to grow. it has been grown in japan for nearly two thousand years and is the national flower of that island country. travellers brought it to europe in the 17thcentury. this lovely flower can be white, yellow, red, pink, or death. Chrysanthemums are welcome flowers because they grow and open when there are not many other flowers.6) this sweet flower is probably everyone's favourite. roses please us with their beauty from june to september and in england, and emblem they are, you can sometimes see in the opening in november or even december. the most common colours are red, pink, white and yellow. if you want to say that a job or a situation includes some could see, you often say, "it is not all roses.