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Pears from ancient pear trees in Boye enter major supermarkets
Ancient pear trees in Boye: pears enter major supermarkets
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Ancient trees and famous flowers that have lived for hundreds of years look more beautiful in a casual snapshot than in a painting
The most worthwhile thing to see in late autumn is the fallen leaves, especially the deciduous trees in ancient temples and famous monasteries, with golden leaves everywhere, simple and vigorous, often with a history of several hundred to a thousand years, making people sigh at their own insignificance! Today Huahua will take everyone to admire those...
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How to Grow Yew? Cultivation Methods and Bonsai Appreciation of the "Glacier Ancient Tree"
Cultivation Methods for the "Glacier Ancient Tree" Yew, Yew Bonsai Appreciation
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1700-year-old ancient tree still felled despite electric fencing; villagers' efforts to protect it are no easy task
Ancient tea trees over a thousand years old are rare anywhere in the world, but some lawbreakers want to take these trees for themselves. Now, to protect these thousand-year-old ancient tea trees, the state has spent huge sums and manpower to protect them. These ancient...
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Migrant Worker Returns to Xishui, Guizhou, to Revive the Ancient Tea Tree Economy
Migrant Worker Returns to Xishui, Guizhou, to "Light Up" the Ancient Tea Tree Economy
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Establish a geographic information database for ancient and notable trees
Build a geographic information database for ancient and notable trees
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This wild fruit looks like a bayberry and was called "the fruit of the kidney" by the ancients, yet it rots on the tree and no one dares to eat it
Warm reminder: Hemu Report aims to share and popularize information about various plants and their uses, for reference only. If medicinal use is needed, it is recommended to consult a professional doctor to avoid problems! Children who grew up in rural areas have more or less eaten some wild fruits, relatively...
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Yun Song bonsai appreciation: Since ancient times it has been the chief of a hundred trees, solemn and austere with a proud, towering spirit
Bonsai appreciation: Since ancient times it has been said that "the pine is the chief of a hundred trees," solemn and austere, with a proud, towering spirit that delights people! Its branches are graceful and varied in form; clearly a vigorous and elegant posture, yet firm with softness within, extremely beautiful. ...
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Pine bonsai was praised by the ancients as the foremost of all trees, enduring through a thousand years with noble integrity.
The pine is the foremost of all trees. With many joints and long life, bark as rough as dragon scales, leaves as fine as horse mane, it does not wither in frost and snow, nor perish through a thousand years; its noble integrity is worthy of praise. ...
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