Flower Exhibition.. The Blidi Spring restores its fragrance to the City of Roses – New Algeria

Communicate with heart Blida The Blidi Spring events are in their fourth edition, and from the Andalusian city of Sidi El-Kebir, Freedom Square is decorated with a flower exhibition that restored the city of roses to its lost fragrance.
From the early morning hours until the late hours of the night, there was a remarkable presence of visitors Flower gallery In Freedom Square, which is hosted by Blida “Ourida”, and between the fragrance of flowers, the color of roses and the scent of jasmine, there is a world that expresses beautiful feelings and a nature hidden in the secrets of enchanting beauty.
Between the scent of blossom, rose, and the scent of jasmine, lovers of night musk, basil, jasmine, and marigold will find what they are looking for, including expatriates who long for the scent of jasmine.
An expatriate woman in France met by “elhiwar us” accompanied by her sister while she was touring the flower exhibition, “I am very happy with this exhibition, which has restored the city of Blida’s fragrance and its charming natural beauty,” and her sister adds, “I came with my sister to buy various types of flowers to give to our children and loved ones in France, for there is nothing more beautiful.” And it is more elegant than giving flowers,” she added, “I miss the smell of jasmine in my homeland, Algeria, but I think we are not allowed to take it out, so we will buy flowers and roses from those who allow us to take them, and I would like us to transfer this beautiful picture of the city of roses to our lands of exile.”
The exhibition is decorated with a rare assortment of flowers, plants, and fruitful and non-fruitful trees, such as Dutch thorns, thorny ornamental plants, feijoas, Chinese passion fruit, and others. “Amin,” the owner of a nursery and a professional in growing flowers and fruit trees, says very seriously: “What most attracts older women is Basil, mint, jasmine, marigold, manakesha, desert cloves and others. The exhibition also contains imported ornamental plants such as ghadbana, which is a plant imported from the Netherlands. As soon as you touch its leaves, you find that they quickly wither and then return within minutes to what they were.”
Uncle Ahmed Qassoum, a specialist in ornamental plants and fruitful and non-fruitful trees, says, “The exhibition contains a large variety of trees, and the demand is greatly increasing for fruit trees, such as the dwarf lemon tree, walnuts, almonds, and even the pistachio tree, which needs to be planted in coastal places.” Or sandy until it grows and bears fruit successfully.”
Hajaji Abdul Karim, a specialist in thorny ornamental plants, says: “Visitors to the exhibition rejoice when they see many types of flowers, and everyone who searches for them
As for the natural beauty in decorating his home, he will definitely find what he is looking for in the city of Blida, as the homes of Blida people cannot be without all kinds of roses and flowers.
The Blidi Spring Exhibition was not limited to adults and expatriates only. Blidi families have always been keen on instilling a love of nature in the hearts of their children. Our presence at the Blidi Spring Exhibition made us encounter the buds of the kindergarten “Spring Train” wearing clothes designed with an assortment of flowers and nature, as they roamed the folds of the exhibition and breathed in its fragrance, and it remains. The Baladi Spring is a tradition that the City of Roses has always maintained and a demonstration that enables lovers of plants and fruit trees to acquire the most beautiful collection that nature has to offer.

Maryam Wali