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What are the characteristics of the crepe jasmine? Let us introduce you to this ornamental flower
Crepe jasmine (Tabernaemontana divaricata) - the name sounds strange, why would a flower be called "dog tooth"? Does this flower look very much like a dog's tooth? With these questions in mind, the editor will now introduce the crepe jasmine.
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What other names does the olive flower have? Let us learn about the alternative names of the olive flower
The olive flower belongs to the Oleaceae family, the same family as sweet osmanthus and lilac. Its crown is tall and upright, a deep green, and the undersides of its leaves are covered with white scales. Under sunlight, silvery white and emerald green bring out the best in each other, with a graceful and elegant bearing.
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What are the characteristics of the night-blooming magnolia? Let us introduce you to this ornamental plant
Night-blooming magnolia - just from the name, you can probably guess that this flower prefers somewhat cooler places! Indeed, the night-blooming magnolia fears scorching sun exposure and loves humid environments.
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What other names does Buddleja lindleyana have? Let us get to know this plant
The flowers of Buddleja lindleyana are fragrant and beautiful. Most Buddleja lindleyana plants are purple, giving them a somewhat mysterious air. It is said that after mashing Buddleja lindleyana and putting it into water, it will paralyze fish.
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What other names does Buddleja lindleyana have? Let us introduce you to its aliases
The flowers of Buddleja lindleyana are fragrant and beautiful. Most Buddleja lindleyana flowers are purple, giving them a somewhat mysterious air. It is said that after crushing Buddleja lindleyana and throwing it into water, it will paralyze fish.
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What are the characteristics of Chaenomeles speciosa (flowering quince)? A complete guide
Chaenomeles speciosa is a plant in the Rosaceae family. Because most of its flowers cling tightly to the branches, it is called "tie geng haitang" (flowering quince, literally "stem-clinging crabapple"). It blooms in spring and can be used both as a bonsai plant and as a flowering quince wall.
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What are the characteristics of Chaenomeles speciosa? A complete guide
Chaenomeles speciosa is a plant in the rose family (Rosaceae). Because its flowers mostly cling tightly to the branches, it is called "tie geng haitang" (literally "stem-hugging crabapple"). It blooms in spring and can be used both as a bonsai ornamental and as a flowering crabapple wall.
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What is the Xifu crabapple? Let us truly get to know it
The Xifu crabapple, before it blooms, is wrapped in an outer layer that is magenta, but if you wait until the Xifu crabapple blooms, you will find that there is actually only some pale pink there.
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What makes the Chinese bush cherry so special? A complete guide
The Chinese bush cherry (Prunus japonica) has a rather odd-sounding name, but it is actually a Chinese herbal medicine. After seeing photos of the Chinese bush cherry, I felt it looked really familiar, though I just could not figure out where I had seen it before...
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What are the other names for Jacaranda? Let us introduce you to its common aliases
Jacaranda, originally a plant from Brazil in the Americas, has been introduced into China in recent years for ornamental purposes. It is a deciduous tree of the Bignoniaceae family and can grow up to 15 m tall.
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