How many of the world's famous flowers have you grown? These flowers native to China are truly unique
Famous flowers of the world, how many have you grown? And how many originated in China? Unique flowers
Nowadays, green plants are almost intertwined with our daily lives. I believe every household now has at least one indoor potted plant kept indoors, because the benefits of plants are simply too many. On one hand, they can serve a decorative purpose, and on the other hand, these plants can purify indoor air, making the air in our homes fresher and more comfortable. They can also effectively remove toxic substances indoors, such as benzene, formaldehyde, and so on. So returning to the plants themselves, in the very beginning, they were meant for us to appreciate, which is to say their beauty and ornamental value are both very high. Here we come to the world's famous flowers. There is a certain reason these plants are called the world's famous flowers. Let's take a look at which plants are called the world's famous flowers. Famous flowers of the world, how many have you grown? And how many originated in China? Unique flowers.
The first type: Rose
The undisputed one is the rose. Everyone knows the rose - it represents faithful love, and the shape of the rose is also very beautiful. Every woman is very happy to receive such a gift. The rose is the most well-known flower in the world. Its place of origin is North China in our country, as well as Japan and Korea. Currently it is cultivated everywhere in our country. You probably didn't expect that such a precious and beautiful flower originated in our country!
The reason the rose is considered a precious flower of the world is not only because it looks beautiful, but also because it blooms very rarely - its flowering period is only once a year. Moreover, caring for it is not very simple. Roses prefer plenty of sunlight and loose, fertile soil.
The second type: Lotus
Since ancient times, many scholars have praised the lotus in their poetry - "emerging from the mud unstained, bathed in clear ripples without being seductive" - perfectly praising the lotus's pure and noble qualities. Moreover, the flowers the lotus produces are very large and beautiful, making it one of the few plants with exceptionally beautiful blooms. This is also my favorite plant; I have had a special affection for it since childhood.
The lotus originates in North Africa and the tropical regions of Southeast Asia. It likes sunlight and well-ventilated places. It is suitable for both water cultivation and soil cultivation. June to August is the peak flowering period. Caring for lotus may require a particularly large water tank for the best results, so nowadays ordinary households rarely grow lotus.
The third type: Tulip
The tulip is a herbaceous plant of the genus Tulipa. The flower is solitary and terminal, large and showy. The perianth is red, or white and yellow, or multi-colored. The flowering period is generally between April and May. It is planted all over the world, and in many places the tulip is regarded as the national flower. The tulip is called the queen of flowers of the world and has become a symbol representing fashion and internationalization.
The tulip originates along the Mediterranean coast and in Turkey and other places. It likes sunny, wind-sheltered spots. In winter it likes a warm and humid environment, and in summer it likes a cool and dry environment. Its cold tolerance is extremely strong - it can grow well even at minus 14 degrees.
The fourth type: Cherry blossom
The cherry blossom is the national flower of Japan, and the flowers it produces are also very beautiful. In many places in our country there are dedicated cherry blossom festivals for people to enjoy. Cherry blossoms originated in the temperate Himalayan region of the Northern Hemisphere. They grow all over the world, mainly in Japan, but in fact, cherry blossoms originated in China.