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Bonsai appreciation: though not as splendid as a profusion of blooms, it is lush and verdant, graceful and full of charm
The mottled, rugged pine, with its dense, flourishing canopy, is lush and verdant, brimming with vitality and of great ornamental value. ...
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Though a bonsai is small, it holds a whole world within; withering and flourishing, all things take form as the mind conceives.
Small as it is, a single pot held in the palm, it still carries a rugged, mottled style that is exceedingly beautiful. ...
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Ailanthus: Though It Stinks, Its Practical Value Is Very High, Part Two
Ailanthus has extremely strong adaptability. Apart from clay, it can grow in all other kinds of soil, whether neutral, acidic or calcareous. Moreover, ailanthus is cold-resistant, drought-resistant and tolerant of poor, thin soil; it has a deep root system with well-developed roots, grows rapidly, propagates easily and suffers few pests and diseases...
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Thoughts on Double-Dwarf Virus-Free Trellised Cultivation and the Intensive Development of Apples
Thoughts on Double-Dwarf Virus-Free Trellised Cultivation and the Intensive Development of Apples The roar of large machinery driving into orchards in the Western world awakened China's apple industry from its confusion. From mowing, spraying, and harvesting to pruning, a whole series of mechanized...
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Although orchids are noble varieties, they are easy to grow and cheap, yet beginners always use them for practice
Orchids have always been seen by many flower lovers as noble and elegant. Many flower lovers like to keep a few pots at home or in the office, but for beginners, it is necessary to choose an orchid that is both beautiful and cheap. Orchids...
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Courtyard edging has its finer points, and paving the curb is even more thoughtful
Wherever there is a path, there seems to be curb stone, marking the boundary between the path and the soil, leading the path onward in endless extension. It is like an exquisite picture frame, framing all the flowers, plants and trees in the courtyard. It is also like the...
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Although the clivia has "orchid" in its name, it is not an orchid
I believe everyone's first reaction to the title is to be full of question marks, and even quite doubtful about it. Of course, if you only listen to the one-sided words of the editor, it is hard to believe. Below, the editor will explain to you why the clivia is not an orchid. Clivia...
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Can Redbud Be Grown in Pots? A Few Thoughts to Share
Redbud, also known as purple pearl and "full-branch red," blooms in spring. Its distinguishing feature is that it flowers on old wood, with small rose-colored flowers forming large flower clusters, and it gives off a sweet fragrance when in full bloom. China has a long history of cultivating redbud. In ancient times, redbud...
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Although the name of Clivia includes "orchid", it is not an orchid
Clivia (scientific name: Clivia miniata), also known as sword-leaf bush lily and large-leaf bush lily, is an ornamental flower of the genus Clivia in the Amaryllidaceae family. Native to southern South Africa. It is a perennial herbaceous plant, with a flowering period of 30-50 days, mainly in winter and spring, from New...
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Although the Easter cactus blooms only for a moment, its fleeting beauty becomes eternal
The Easter cactus (Rhipsalidopsis) is an epiphytic succulent in the cactus family and the genus Rhipsalidopsis. The plant grows in a trailing habit, is pale grayish-green, and tends to become woody; the branches are jointed. The leaf-like stems are flat, oblong, usually green with deep red margins. The margins have small areoles, ...
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