{"id":4470,"date":"2012-03-22T16:32:18","date_gmt":"2012-03-22T20:32:18","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/spanish\/?p=4470"},"modified":"2012-03-22T16:32:18","modified_gmt":"2012-03-22T20:32:18","slug":"un-jardin-de-nomeolvides","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.transparent.com\/spanish\/un-jardin-de-nomeolvides\/","title":{"rendered":"Un jard\u00edn de nomeolvides"},"content":{"rendered":"

Se acerca la primavera, y la tierra comienza a despertar. Hoy voy a compartir otro de mis hobbies, la jardiner\u00eda. Muchas plantas a\u00fan no comenzaron a florecer. \u00a0Sin embargo si podemos ya disfrutar de la sencillez y el brillante colorido del pensamiento, o viola. \u00bfLo conoc\u00e9is?<\/p>\n

El pensamiento tiene hojas con forma de coraz\u00f3n y margen dentado, y sus flores poseen p\u00e9talos aterciopelados. El lenguaje de las flores es muy interesante: los pensamientos silvestres tienen la “fama” de atraer el amor. Cada color tiene un significado distinto: la blanca ‘candor’; la violeta ‘modestia’; y si adornan a la flor tres colores juntos, esta invita al ‘recuerdo’, por lo que tambi\u00e9n recibe esta flor el nombre de ‘nomeolvides’.<\/p>\n

Esta es una planta que necesita luz y sol, pero muy resistente, por lo que es com\u00fan encontrarla adornando parques y jardines durante el invierno. No necesita que se riegue en abundancia. Eso s\u00ed, deberemos estar atentos para evitar las plagas de pulgones, que disfrutan atac\u00e1ndola. Un peque\u00f1o truco: si cortamos las flores marchitas, el resto florecer\u00e1n mejor. Mientras comienzan a brotar las plantas bulbosas propias de la primavera, de las que hablaremos otro d\u00eda si os parece, nos quedaremos disfrutando de esta sencilla y bella flor. La que os dejo hoy tiene la suerte de lucir en los parterres de Aranjuez, un palacio real cerca de Madrid.<\/p>\n

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Spring is coming, and the land begins to wake up. Today I am going to share one of my hobbies with you, gardening. Many plants didn\u2019t still begin to bloom. Nevertheless, we can already enjoy the simplicity and the brilliant colour of the pansy. Do you know it? The pansy has heart form leaves and toothed margin, and its flowers possess velvet petals. The language of the flowers is very interesting: the wild pansies have the “reputation” of attracting love. Every colour has a different meaning: white ‘candour’; the violet ‘modesty’; and if the flower is adorned with three colours, it brings memories back, that\u2019s why this flower gets the name of ‘forget-me-not’.<\/p>\n

This plant needs light and sun, but very resistant, so it is common to see it adorning parks and gardens during the winter. It is not necessary to water it abundantly. But we will have to pay attention to avoid the plagues of plant louses, which enjoy attacking it. A small trick: if you cut the withered flowers, the rest will bloom better. While the bulb spring plants begin to sprout, we will speak about them another day if you like, we will continue enjoying this simple and beautiful flower. The one I leave today is lucky to flaunt in Aranjuez’s flowerbeds, a royal palace near Madrid.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\"\"

Se acerca la primavera, y la tierra comienza a despertar. Hoy voy a compartir otro de mis hobbies, la jardiner\u00eda. Muchas plantas a\u00fan no comenzaron a florecer. \u00a0Sin embargo si podemos ya disfrutar de la sencillez y el brillante colorido del pensamiento, o viola. \u00bfLo conoc\u00e9is? El pensamiento tiene hojas con forma de coraz\u00f3n y…<\/p>\n

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