Hyacinth

Hyacinth in translation from ancient Greek means "flower of the rains".

In the wild, the flower can be found in the Mediterranean, where it grows near rivers and lakes. He loves moisture very much.

In ancient ancient mythology, hyacinth was the name of a young man, a favorite of Apollo. He died by tragic accident during a discus throwing competition. An amazing flower appeared at the place of the death of a beautiful young man, in which the initial letters of the names of Apollo and Hyacinth merged.

Since then, hyacinth has become a symbol of grief and sadness, as well as the constant rebirth of nature.