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84 Rare Lily-Leaved Bellflowers Were Planted in the Bohemian Central Highlands
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It is neither a bell nor a lily. The lily-leaved bellflower is one of the very rare species not only of our flora, but also of the whole of Europe. In the Czech Republic, there are currently only about five hundred plants growing in five places – for example, in the forests of the Bohemian Karst and in the Bohemian Central Mountains. This week, 84 of its seedlings were planted by employees of the Nature and Landscape Conservation Agency of the C…
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