Priests prefer spring to priests: white nerve priests (Arum italicum) and granular priests (Arum maculatum). Each month of March explain from the underground bulbs the short era of the flower, at whose end the sword (Zantedeschia aethiopica) and the white candle (Spathiphyllum wallissi), a greenish white sword in the form of cordotx, appear very easily. Every year, many beautiful people appear immortal.

Fresh spring nights come to warm priestly grass or snake grass, a heating system invented long ago. The flower is large and shaped like a cone. Inside it houses fertile flowers and hair closures. Its smell is attractive to attract pollinator insects and, most surprisingly, the flower cordita collects the heat from the sun and raises the temperature inside the cone. Insects will not be introduced: pollen, aroma and heating. These films will not let them escape and pollination will be guaranteed. The sword is then removed from the flower, the smells are removed and the warmers that close the jail with the heat are weakened and the insects escape. The flowers inside the cone give the set of fruits that they call “snake food” or “snake corn”: we clothe red mur. All poisonous, pads and leaves. The underground bulb is also almost exclusively starch and can be eaten: peeled and soaked, baked or heated regularly. Warming destroys the poison. There are those who eat at ease without the need to heat the bulb: the wild boar. As soon as spring is smelled, when the priestly herb explains the flower, he knows that at his foot the earth is wandered and the whim will appear: the bulbs of the foam.