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How to grow potted plum blossoms? Detailed guide to the latest care methods
The plum blossom is a deciduous tree of the genus Prunus in the rose family (Rosaceae); it sometimes also refers to its fruit (the plum) or its flower (the plum blossom). It originated in southern China and has a cultivation history of more than three thousand years. Whether grown for ornament or as a fruit tree, it has many cultivars. Many types are not only cultivated in the open ground for ornamental viewing, but
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A Detailed Explanation of the Flower Language and Legendary Stories of the Kapok Flower
The kapok flower is a specialty of the south. Its place of origin is unknown, but it most likely originated in India. In China, it is planted in Guangzhou, Zhuhai, Kunming, Shenzhen, Quanzhou, Fuzhou, Xiamen and other places, especially in Guangzhou and Xiamen, where kapok flowers are planted all along the streets as street trees. Every year around the Lantern Festival
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A Detailed Guide to the Latest Cultivation Methods for Morning Glory
Morning glory is a very common flowering plant in daily life, also known as qianniu, trumpet flower, jinjiaolazi, large morning glory, qinniangzi, etc. Its corolla is trumpet-shaped, and its flower colors are bright and beautiful. Besides being cultivated for ornamental purposes, its seeds are a commonly used traditional Chinese medicine, with effects of promoting diuresis, expelling phlegm,
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What are the characteristics of morning glory? A detailed explanation of its latest features
Morning glory is also known as trumpetcreeper, jinjiaolazi, large morning glory, qinniangzi, etc. It belongs to the Convolvulaceae family, Ipomoea genus, an annual twining herb, with slender trailing stems and trumpet-shaped corollas, and bright, beautiful flower colors. Besides being cultivated for ornament, its seeds are a commonly used traditional Chinese medicine, with effects of purging water and promoting urination,
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How to Plant Morning Glory Seeds? A Detailed Guide to the Latest Planting Methods
The morning glory (Ipomoea) is an annual twining herbaceous flowering plant of the genus Ipomoea in the family Convolvulaceae. It prefers a mild climate, ample sunlight, and a humid, well-ventilated environment. The morning glory is also highly adaptable to soil and is fairly tolerant of drought and salinity-alkalinity, unafraid of high temperatures and summer heat. It is a deep-rooted plant, so when grown in the ground the soil should be deep. Let us take a look below at how to plant morning glory seeds!
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When to Plant Morning Glories? A Detailed Guide to the Best Sowing Time
The morning glory is an annual twining herbaceous vine in the genus Ipomoea of the family Convolvulaceae. It is native to tropical America and is widely cultivated throughout China. It is a common twining herbaceous flower of summer and autumn, and can be used to provide shade in small courtyards and in front of windows, to beautify small trellises and hedges, and can also be planted as ground cover
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How to grow petunias? A detailed guide to the latest cultivation methods
The petunia is actually not the morning glory; its scientific name is Petunia hybrida, a perennial herbaceous plant of the genus Petunia in the Solanaceae family, also known as shuttlecock flower, dwarf trumpet, sweet potato flower, etc. It originated in Argentina, South America, and is now widely cultivated around the world. It is commonly grown for ornamental display in city parks across northern and southern China.
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How to Plant Rose Seeds? A Detailed Guide to the Latest Planting Methods
Since ancient times, roses have been fine, famous flowers grown for ornamental enjoyment. Cultivated varieties are commonly propagated by division, cuttings and layering, generally carried out in the three periods of spring, early summer and early autumn. Besides these, sowing propagation can also be chosen, and sowing is generally done after autumn
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The Latest Detailed Guide to Rose Flower Language and Legends
Most roses are world-famous ornamental plants, widely distributed across the cold temperate to subtropical regions of Asia, Europe, North Africa, and North America. After roses were introduced to China in the 18th to 19th centuries, they were crossed and repeatedly backcrossed with existing varieties, giving rise to cultivars such as Chinese rose, tea rose, wild rose
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A Detailed Guide to the Latest on the Language of Flowers and Legends of the Wild Rose
The wild rose is also known as the multiflora rose. It prefers to grow in thickets beside roads, along field edges or on hilly land, and is distributed in East China, Central South China and other places. It usually blooms from May to June, and is not as eye-catching as other roses, only opening silently. Its flower colors include white, light red, deep
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