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This flower is the "prime minister among flowers," with big and beautiful blooms. Root one stem as a cutting and you'll have a whole pot, and next year it will bloom in a big clump.
Paeonia lactiflora (Chinese peony) is also called the "prime minister among flowers." It is a perennial herbaceous plant with thick, fleshy tuberous roots. Paeonia lactiflora usually blooms in May and June, in a rich variety of colors, and the flowers somewhat resemble tree peonies. Paeonia lactiflora can be planted not only in the open ground, but also...
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Bury a section of yam in a pot, and its leaves will cover the wall, and next year it will be full of yam beans
Yam aids digestion and strengthens the spleen and stomach, and is one of the Chinese people's favorite foods. Besides being edible, this yam can also be grown as a potted plant for enjoyment; its leaves are glossy green, no less beautiful than ivy! Today, follow Huahua to take a look at how this yam, with its many benefits...
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Good post-harvest management of loquat is the key to a good harvest next year
Loquat harvesting is basically finished in May, and post-harvest production management directly affects tree vigor growth and next year's fruiting. Post-harvest production management of loquat should mainly be carried out in three aspects: fertilization, pruning, and pest and disease control. Apply sufficient post-harvest fertilizer. After harvesting loquat, fertilizer should be applied in time to promote the development of summer shoots, with nitrogen fertilizer as the main type, ...
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Is fertilizing during the flower bud stage of Chinese Cymbidium beneficial? Do it right and next year's new shoots will be more numerous and stronger
How to fertilize Chinese Cymbidium during the flower bud stage is a question that troubles many novice orchid growers. Haoshe Farmer generally does not fertilize, because my potting medium has enough lasting fertilizer effect for the year. But I have also tried fertilizing Chinese Cymbidium during the bud stage, and the results were quite good. Fertilizing Chinese Cymbidium during the flower bud stage...
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Prune tree peonies like this after flowering for bigger, more abundant blooms next year
16. Prune tree peonies like this after flowering, and next year they will bloom big and abundant! This is the 16th article in the original "Tree Peony Cultivation" column by Lan Yao. In my impression, tree peonies are most often seen in costume dramas, where it seems only the imperial garden is worthy of tree peonies...
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Use these two simple methods to grow figs, and they will be lush and leafy in one year, and covered with fruit the next year
Fig fruits are sweet and delicious, especially rich in nutrients, and relatively easy to grow. They are one of the potted fruits especially suitable for growing on balconies and terraces. Many friends want to grow a fig, but actually there is no need to buy seedlings, because you can use...
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Plant these two bulb flowers in autumn, toss them in a pot and next year the pot will be full of blooms, with big, brightly colored flowers
Many friends love growing flowers but don't know which ones to grow. These two flowers are effortless to care for, need no frequent fertilizing or pruning, are not prone to pests, and are especially easy to plant. Plant these two flowers in autumn, one "bulb...
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Cold-hardy flowers sown now will bloom for more than 100 days next year
Corn poppy flowers are colorful and varied, with petal upon petal like strands of colored silk. They produce an abundance of blooms, flowering continuously and maintaining a fairly long ornamental period. The plants are highly resistant, with excellent cold hardiness and wind resistance. Propagated by seed, they can bloom successively from spring...
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Hollyhocks are cold-hardy, heat-tolerant and easy to grow; scatter some seeds and next year you will have a sea of flowers
Introduction: If you call it hollyhock, many friends may not know what it is, but if you use a few other names such as chessboard flower, yizhanghong, guangguangyan, etc., everyone is probably familiar with it. For this flower, you could describe it as super easy to keep alive...
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Irises make a stunning appearance at Zhang Xinyu's wedding, hinting at next season's color trends
Over the past few days, everyone has been talking about Zhang Xinyu and He Jie's wedding. Paeonia isn't familiar with either of them and isn't in a position to comment, but was genuinely drawn in by the color palette and floral design of the wedding. Unfortunately, this wedding was held very low-...
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