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The nature reserve in Cieszyn, created in 1961 to protect the population of the spring grandiflora, natural oak-hornbeam forest (with linden, oak, hornbeam, common and field maple and sycamore), as well as the undergrowth with rare specimens of alpine flora. In the undercoat there are: black, dogwood, hazel and hawthorn. Some fragments of the reserve are also overgrown with poor oak-hornbeam and the mountainous birch-ash forest, while a small patch of mountain sycamore with a monthly monthly grows directly above Młynówka. The reserve covers a narrow strip of deciduous forest with an area of ​​3.23 ha, growing on the right, steep slope of the Olza valley, in the southern part of the city, in Błogocice. Adheres to built-up areas and is subject to strong human impact.