
When the vargite flowers bloomed, they returned from their plateaus.
As the temperatures began to decrease in the Eastern Black Sea region in recent days, ‚Vargit‘ flowers, which are the harbinger of winter, began to bloom in the plateaus above 2 thousand meters. Seeing the vargit flowers, the local people returned from the plateaus.

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The Vargit flowers, also known as varicose flowers, have started to bloom in the plateaus above 2 thousand meters in the Eastern Black Sea region. These flowers are considered a sign of winter approaching and serve as a reminder to the locals to return from the plateaus. The varicose flowers have a tulip-like structure and have purple and white leaves on their stems. They grow about 15-20 centimeters from the ground. Sometimes referred to as „turn back“ or „autumn rose,“ these flowers appear every year in autumn and are believed to signal the arrival of cold weather and the onset of winter. The Vargit flowers add beauty to the Eastern Black Sea plateaus with their white and purple colors. When these flowers bloom, the plateau residents, who had migrated to the plateaus with their cattle in May, start returning to their neighborhoods. The residents, including Chepni women and girls, walk for kilometers with their animals to return from the Alaca, Kadırga, and Sis Mountain Plateaus. This return marks the end of the plateau time, and it evokes mixed feelings of joy and sadness for the locals. Salih Usta, a resident of Şalpazarı district, mentioned that moving to the plateau brings a sense of peace and joy, but when they have to return due to colder weather, it feels like losing someone close. The varicose flowers blooming on the plateau serve as a clear sign that it is time to leave. The residents, including Usta and his wife, neighbors, and relatives, were all in tears when they returned from the plateau. Despite not wanting to leave, colder weather forces them to return.



