De La Gagée De Bohême

De La Gagée De Bohême Berger de Brie

Berger de Brie

BRIARD FOR LIFE

                                        BRIARD FOR LIFE

Fascinated by Briards for 27 years, passion contracted with Uffany,

female fawn born in 1983. The virus is firm and the disease aggravates in time because this day they are now adorable hairy three, one Fawn, Syrah des Plaines de Brotonne and two blacks, Tyskaleeh Vodka de la maison de Suzie and Eyvanah Nera de la Tour St Genin, who share our life to the everyday life and the house. Is it useful to specify that I do not want to cure of it ?!

 

Who knows where it will stop-it ?



We are situated in France inthe North of the department of Deux-Sèvres in 45 min in the Southeast of Nantes.





 



 

Présentation

ORIGIN OF THE NAME OF THE AFFIX



 Simply the name of a small rare flower while appearing on the list of the botanical species protected on the whole metropolitan French territory which inspired me the name of my affix:


LA GAGÉE DE BOHÊME (gagea bohemica)



A DISCREET JEWEL:

The Gagée de Bohême piquète of yellow stars the short lawns. Of premature
bloom, from January, this small flower measuring only some centimeters of the
family of lilies lives on the rocky lawns exposed(explained) in south,
abrupt(steep) and dry, with a low(weak) vegetable competition. Sometimes in
important populations, the Gagée needs light within a short and scattered
vegetation, she is especially threatened by the embroussaillement, but would have
the capacity to survive until hundred years thanks to her bulb. It is the plant
which colonizes very exactly the fringe of contact enter the vegetation
"pioneer" of rocks dominated by lichens and froths(mosses), and more
or less opened dry lawn.


The Gagée de Bohême is protected at the National level. She is present from
Europe to the Caucasus, where from she hold his name because she is described
in Prague.



In France she is observed in some departments of
the Southeast, in Massif Central, in Pays de
la Loire and in the North of Deux-Sèvres.