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Golden camellia is excellent both for ornamental value and efficacy, and is known as the queen of the tea family and the giant panda of the plant world.
I believe many people have grown camellias, but few have likely grown one that truly blooms golden yellow. Golden camellia and other camellias both belong to the Theaceae family, but golden camellia was discovered by Chinese scientific and technical workers in 1960 in the area of Fangcheng, Guangxi, ...
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This tree covered in copper coins is as precious as the giant panda
Parrotia subaequalis: a very rare plant in China, endemic to China. It is rated as a rare plant because of its small numbers, and it has important research significance in economic, scientific, cultural, educational and other respects. Parrotia subaequalis is also called "Shan's...
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What are the giant pandas of the succulent world? A rundown of rare and precious varieties
Text and images: L As a representative of endangered protected animals, the giant panda has always appeared in the public eye as a national treasure. So how much do you succulent lovers know about the giant pandas of the succulent world? White Squama Merremia is native to Nam...
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The exceptional Cymbidium faberi 'Red Fragrant Concubine' with central translucent variegation is like a giant panda in the plant world, with a single seedling starting at at least 100,000.
Wild-collected Cymbidium faberi 'Red Fragrant Concubine', a classic red leaf-variegation orchid, ranks among the rarest and most precious varieties in China's seven major national orchid leaf-variegation families. Especially within the large Cymbidium faberi leaf-variegation family, the Cymbidium faberi 'Red Fragrant Concubine' leaf-variegation orchid belongs to the Cymbidium faberi varieties with the lowest rate of producing leaf variegation...
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