This climbing flowering plant is as beautiful as jasmine, with a fresh and delicate fragrance, and is well worth planting in the garden.

The banksia roses are in full, splendid bloom. As for which flower "tumi" refers to in the line "when tumi blooms, the flowering season is over," I think it can refer to the banksia rose. The tiny flowers bloom in clustered masses, with an enormous number of blooms; when they flower en masse they are as spectacular as a sea of flowers cascading like a waterfall, a riot of blooms, gorgeously enchanting, fresh yet commanding.

Yellow banksia rose: the small pale-yellow flowers are gentle and elegant, fresh and refined, incredibly soft, borne in multiple heads with a huge number of blooms and a faint floral scent; truly beautiful. White banksia rose: pure white as jade, especially fragrant, with a sweet and gentle scent like the wind of late spring and early summer; it smells so good.

When in bloom it is as brilliant as brocade, quietly giving off a fragrance that refreshes the heart, extremely beautiful, and a climbing plant that is very much worth recommending. Friends who love flowers, please don't be sparing with your hands: click follow in the top right corner, and every day we will recommend beautiful flowers for you, plus many more flowers you have never seen!