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Thyme has these other names too, and many people don't know them
Thyme originates from the northwest region of China, and is currently cultivated in provinces such as Shanxi, Shaanxi, Qinghai, Gansu and Inner Mongolia. Thyme is a semi-shrub woody plant, and in China it also has other names such as "Dijiao", "Shanhujiao" and "Shexiangcao".
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The monkey face orchid actually has these nicknames, and many people don't know them
The monkey face orchid, of the orchid family and the genus Dracula, is a small epiphytic orchid about 40 cm tall, with thick stems, and opposite leaves that are obovate-lanceolate. The flowers grow in opposite pairs in the leaf axils, are funnel-shaped, and the flower stalks emerge from the base; the seeds are tiny.
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Reed has so many alternative names, how many do you know?
"Thick grow the reeds, the white dew turns to frost." The jianjia described in the Book of Songs is the reed. Reed is a tall perennial aquatic or hygrophytic grass, generally found beside irrigation ditches and on riverbank marshes, and it grows all over the world. The reed's stems stand upright, the plants are tall, swaying in the wind, full of wild charm.
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What other names does the oil-spotted lily have? Many people do not know
The oil-spotted lily is a herbaceous plant with a spherical rhizome, and it is fairly easy to grow. Because the oil-spotted lily has rather unique ornamental appeal, many people also grow it at home.
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What other names does iris have? Let us introduce you to its many names
Iris is a collective term for herbaceous plants in the genus Iris of the family Iridaceae. The leaves of iris are emerald green and lush, and the flowers are large and unusual, like fluttering butterflies. It is one of the important flowers in gardens, and abroad this flower is often made into perfume.
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Star flower has another common name that many people don't know about
It has a lovely name: tiny blossoms clustered together like a sky full of stars, which is why it is called star flower. Its colors are so many and varied that they dazzle the eye, and I believe you will fall in love with it too.
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Clivia has these other names too, how many do you know?
Clivia is an ornamental flower of the Clivia genus in the Amaryllidaceae family, with extremely high ornamental value. Kept at home, it can be enjoyed for its beauty, beautify the home, purify the air, and even be used as medicine. Such a small plant with so many functions is worth having!
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This inconspicuous little yellow flower in the wild is so beautiful, and many people have never seen it.
Stringy stonecrop (scientific name: Sedum lineare Thunb.) is a perennial herbaceous plant in the Crassulaceae family, hairless. The stems are 10-20 cm tall. Leaves are in whorls of 3, rarely in whorls of 4 or opposite, linear, with a bluntly pointed tip, a sessile base and a short spur. The inflorescence...
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What other names does agave have? Let us get to know its many different names
Agave is a perennial evergreen large herbaceous plant in the family Agavaceae (Asparagaceae) and the genus Agave. It is native to tropical America and is often introduced and cultivated in the provinces and regions of South China and Southwest China.
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What shapes can pothos be trained into? A guide to the many forms of pothos
Many plant lovers keep pothos at home, and under their careful care it grows longer and longer, becoming quite the handsome fellow. However, letting them run wild is not really a solution. Below, the editor has put together a few shapes, so hurry up and dress them up! 1. Pillar...
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