Vulkan Garden Center Chain

Greetings, friends.
It often happens that during a trip, thoughts arise in my head about writing a post about a new place, but after returning home, these thoughts are lost due to the problems that have accumulated, and I forget to write the post.
In early May, I was visiting my daughter. She and her husband built a country house last year. This year, they asked for help planting trees.
It was decided to plant 5 thuja trees, 3 apple trees, 4 cherries, and 2 plums. To do this, we went to the Vulkan Garden Center.

We visited three locations. I especially liked the garden center, where we were greeted by a dashing Zaporozhian Cossack with a smoking pipe in his mouth.

A wooden guard was standing behind the Cossack.

I've never been to a place like this before. I've never seen so many seedlings in one place. The children wanted to buy a lot of different trees, but I managed to cool their desires. I had to plant these trees. My time was limited.

We were primarily interested in this hangar with trees. The children decided not to plant bushes this year. But maybe by the fall, they will decide to increase their green arsenal. Children need berries. The grandson loves berries, and soon there will be another grandson. I told them that they needed to think not only about their own pleasure, but also about the desire of their children.

While my parents were paying for the purchased goods, my grandson and I were relaxing on a bench with the cartoon characters "Nu, Pogodi." The Wolf and the Hare. This is the Soviet Tom and Jerry.

Why not Steemit-Garden has 3200 followers, and all of them are inactive?

Friends, thank you for your attention.

I wish all of you good luck!

I will be glad to have your attention to my posts again.

_@apnigrich