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5 tips for families growing roses

In Kharkiv region, a well-known nursery has been restored after the occupation. Teacher Yulia Romanova and her agronomist husband have been growing seedlings and fruit crops in the Kharkiv region for over 20 years. They started at the end of the 90s, lost almost all their produce during the occupation in 2022, but were able to return and recover. This is reported by Suspilne. Today, the couple is working again on their farm: expanding their assortment and launching craft production. At the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Yulia and her husband were forced to leave their home – their village in Izium district was occupied by the Russians. The woman says they could only return after the de-occupation in September 2022. "We had a large number of roses in the cellar. The produce that was grown and ready for sale in the spring-2022 season was unfortunately lost when we returned after the liberation. My husband cried when he saw the produce that had died. That’s the one time in my life