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What is the flower language and legend of rosemary?
Rosemary is also known as dew of the sea, tansy, etc. It is a shrub plant of the genus Rosmarinus in the Lamiaceae family, native to Europe and the Mediterranean coast of North Africa. In southern Europe it is mainly cultivated as an economic crop. It was introduced to China during the Cao Wei period, and is now mainly grown in most parts of the south and the Shandong region
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How do you care for the latest potted Lysimachia?
Lysimachia is also known as Luodi Jinqian, Qianqianjin, Lianqiancao, etc. It is a perennial small herbaceous plant in the genus Lysimachia of the family Primulaceae. Its leaves are kidney-shaped to round, 4-25 mm in diameter. The flowers are solitary in the leaf axils, the flower stalk is shorter than the leaf stalk, and the leaves are green. It blooms with small yellow flowers and has a certain ornamental value when grown in pots.
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How do you care for the latest potted February orchid?
The February orchid is also known as Zhuge cai, February blue, purple gold grass, etc. It is an annual or biennial herbaceous plant in the genus Orychophragmus of the cruciferous family. Because it begins to bloom with blue-purple flowers around the second lunar month, it is called February blue. Its ornamental value is relatively high, and the flowering period of one population can last more than two months, with the best ornamental effect lasting as long as one month.
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How to Care for a Potted Palm Tree? A Detailed Guide to the Latest Care Methods
The palm is also known as Tang palm, Pin palm, palm tree, and so on. It is an evergreen tree of the genus Trachycarpus in the family Arecaceae, tall and elegant with a southern tropical look, highly adaptable, able to resist many toxic gases, and can be planted in rows, clumps, or in large stands. It is also often grown in pots or tubs for indoor use or as decoration in front of buildings.
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The Latest Roundup of the Flower Language and Legends of the Water Lily
The water lily is also known as the pink water lily, wild water lily, dwarf water lily, etc. It is a perennial aquatic herb of the genus Nymphaea in the family Nymphaeaceae, growing in still water bodies such as ponds and lakes. It is cultivated as an ornamental plant in many park water bodies. Its rhizome can be eaten or used to make wine, and when used as medicine it can treat slow convulsions in children.
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The Latest Complete Guide to Growing Cuban Oregano
Cuban oregano, also known as Yimo Xiang, Chuliu Xiang, and Velvet Scented Rabdosia, is a shrubby herbaceous plant of the genus Plectranthus in the Lamiaceae family. It is native to the Cape of Good Hope in Africa, Europe, and southwestern Asia. It is ideal for potted ornamental display, and its scent is refreshing. It is best placed in a high spot or hung indoors.
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How to Grow Potted Fiddle-Leaf Fig? A Detailed Guide to Care Methods
The fiddle-leaf fig is also known as the fiddle-leaf rubber plant, among other names. It is an evergreen tree in the mulberry family (Moraceae), genus Ficus (figs), named for the violin-like swollen shape at the leaf tip. The plant is tall and upright, elegant and unrestrained, with unusual leaves and high ornamental value. It is often used as an ideal foliage plant for large halls, and can also be used
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How to grow potted wax flowers (Hoya) well? A detailed guide to the latest care methods
Wax flower, also known as Maliujie, Gousheteng, Tiejiaoban and so on, is a climbing shrub plant of the genus Hoya in the family Apocynaceae, growing attached to trees or rocks, with aerial roots produced at the stem nodes. Its flower shape is rather unusual and highly ornamental, and when used to decorate a home it also easily creates a fresh and natural
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How to grow the Cherokee rose? Latest cultivation methods explained in detail
The Cherokee rose (Rosa roxburghii), also known as cili, mulizi, or cili fruit, is a spreading shrub in the family Rosaceae, genus Rosa. Its flowers are elegant, with a ring of golden-yellow anthers densely set among the pink petals, making it quite distinctive. Its yellow prickles have a charming wild appeal, giving it high ornamental value. It is suitable for slope and
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The Latest Cornflower Flower Language and Legends
The cornflower is native to Europe and was originally a wild flower. After years of cultivation by people, its wild nature diminished, its flowers grew larger, and its colors increased. There are varieties in purple, blue, light red, white, and more, with purple and blue being the most prized. In Germany, it can be found everywhere on hillsides, in fields, by the water,
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