May is the right time to gather flowers, so do not waste the fine early summer days

About the author: Chunshan Hualuo, from Hangzhou, Zhejiang. A graduate student at Zhejiang University. A lover of flowers, grasses, and trees.

The busy May has finally come to a temporary close.

Though after this busy spell, there is another spell of busyness to continue, in this brief interval, sorting through the flowers, grasses, and trees photographed in May feels like a gentle breeze brushing the face, and like dew lightly falling, bringing a touch of coolness to a cluttered and fretful life.

The beauty of plants lies precisely in this.

Chinese peony, Paeoniaceae Paeonia

Crassulaceae Echeveria

Double-flowered gardenia (Gardenia jasminoides var. fortuniana), Rubiaceae Gardenia

Large-flowered daylily, Liliaceae Hemerocallis

Hydrangea, Saxifragaceae Hydrangea

Wintersweet fruit, Calycanthaceae Chimonanthus

Chinese quince, Rosaceae Chaenomeles

Cactus

Spider plant, Liliaceae Chlorophytum

Chinese rose, Rosaceae Rosa

Japanese honeysuckle, Caprifoliaceae Lonicera

Various irises~, Iridaceae Iris

Lotus breeze carries fragrance, bamboo dew drips with clear sound

May's flower gathering ends here, see you next time~

Text: Chunshan Hualuo

Images: Chunshan Hualuo

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