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NATURAL SYMBOLS IN RUSSIAN-UKRAINIAN NATIONAL CULTURE. The Russian name, according to some researchers, is given because of its similarity with the bell. Others as*ociate its name with the common Slavic word kolo, that is, a circle. The people gave many colors to these flowers: bells, tambourines, balabolka (Tatars. What is hanging, pendant, hanging flower), doves, eagles, pots, fresh gras* (inflow meant illness, illness) and others. Bell - a symbol of love, honesty and obedience, as well as loquacity. According to legends, he brings gi*ls happy love, and the elderly - a calm old age. And in general - gives happiness. Even in the times of pagan Russia, the bell was revered and grown, it was a symbol of the country. Even today, according to a survey of Russians: “What plants do they consider to be a symbol of our country?”, Many with birch. In the tradition, the bells appeared when people rode horses and the bells were ringing all the way under the arc. Where their chimes fell to the ground, these flowers grew, shaped like a driver's bells. And according to other legends, on the contrary, the flowers are steel bells