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The wild vegetables sold by the auntie on the roadside are rarely seen, nutrient-rich, and a good medicine for replenishing qi and blood.
Recently I've noticed quite a few more vegetable sellers along the roadside. An auntie was carrying a load of vegetables on a shoulder pole to sell. Getting closer for a look, the wild vegetables seemed a bit familiar, but I just couldn't tell what they were. The auntie said this was wild Angelica sinensis she had dug up in the mountains, belonging to...
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What should you pay attention to when turning sweet alyssum from a roadside ornamental into a home potted bonsai?
Sweet alyssum is often also called little white flower. Its plant form is not tall, with mature plants reaching about 30-40 cm in height. It is native to the Mediterranean region and was later introduced to Jiangsu, Hebei, Zhejiang and other places in China, where it is now widely cultivated. Swe...
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These roadside flowers can be propagated just by picking some seeds, and they bloom especially brilliantly
If you haven't grown some beautiful perennial flowers in your yard, it definitely won't look as fresh and lovely. For me, if I don't plant some perennial flowering plants in a small yard, it definitely feels incomplete. Cultivating...
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The fruit on roadside trees can fight oxidation and also protect the cardiovascular system
In autumn and winter, we can often see large patches of ginkgo leaves falling by the roadside, golden and yellow, so beautiful. It is as if the golden ginkgo leaves are a gift to welcome the arrival of winter. The ginkgo tree is something everyone can often see...
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A big wooden stick picked up by the roadside, its ends chopped off and planted in a pot, surprisingly grew full of green leaves
We often see big wooden sticks next to trash bins, and on closer look they turn out to be the trunks of money trees (Pachira aquatica). These are mostly from offices or newly opened stores; those money trees for grand openings usually have plastic foam padding at the bottom of the pot, so basically...
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This fruit sold by a roadside auntie is eaten skin and all, good for coughs and full of nutrition
Many uncles and aunties who sell fruit do not rent a spot inside the vegetable market; instead they choose to set up a simple stall by the roadside to sell their own goods. And just like that, walking past the roadside, one stall's fruit was so eye-catching, only...
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Dig up wild plants from the roadside and take them home as potted plants - they look good and cost nothing
In summer and autumn there is plenty of rain, and because the temperature is also higher, we often see patches of lush green moss by the roadside or in damp places. These inconspicuous little things may not look like much, but some gardening enthusiasts dig some up and take them home, spending...
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This vegetable sold by a lady by the roadside can treat stomach pain; it is nutritious and 80 percent of people have never eaten it
Walking along the roadside, I saw many simple vegetable stalls set up, and one lady's stall caught my attention. I saw red, long stalks that looked very much like taro stalks, but the taro stalks I had seen were generally green, and I had never seen this red kind...
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What is the foxtail grass commonly seen by the roadside, and does it really look like a dog's tail?
We can often see a kind of wild grass by the roadside; it looks just like a dog's tail, swaying back and forth in the wind, much like a little dog wagging its tail. Although this shape is not exactly cute, and even has a slightly comical flavor...
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This roadside plant can still take root and sprout after being pressed in a book for 2 months, and it bursts out of the pot as soon as it touches soil
Everyone says pothos is a lazy person's plant, but some flower growers have killed who knows how many pots of pothos. If you want to grow flowers, why not try this one? It is Bryophyllum pinnatum, also known as the "immortal bird." Look at the picture below: growing in the weeds by the roadside is Bryophyllum pinnatum...
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