What is the most representative flower of July? A roundup of flowers in bloom in July and August

Once July arrives, it is the hottest time of summer. By rights, many flowers have already entered their dormant period, yet plenty of flower lovers still long to admire some blooms, so what should they do? In fact, there are still many flowers that are not afraid of the heat in summer, such as the several mentioned below, letting you lose yourself in a sea of flowers even in summer.

Lotus

Every year from June to September is the peak season for admiring lotus flowers. At this time, the ancients described the lotus as resembling "a graceful slender woman standing upright in the pond water," and the surrounding scenery, even when compared with it, all loses its color. As for its care, it likes ample light and fears shady, dark spaces most of all; it likes quiet places with shallow water. For home care, you can simply place it in a water vat to grow it, but you must remember not to let the plant go without water, otherwise it will wilt.

Jasmine

Jasmine usually blooms in May and June. Once it blooms, the flowering period can last quite a long time, continuing to flower until November. At the same time, jasmine flowers are generally white, so when you look at their blooms in summer, you will feel as if summer is not so hot after all, and you become completely immersed in their flowers. For daily care, it likes a semi-shaded environment and prefers warmth and humidity. For the soil, you can choose humus-rich, slightly acidic soil to add when planting. In winter, when the temperature cannot fall below 3 degrees, it should be moved indoors to grow, otherwise it is prone to frost damage.

White orchid

The white orchid's flowering period is mostly in summer and autumn. After it blooms, it has a delicate, refreshing fragrance that reaches the heart. Even when the flowers fade, its own scent can still retain this enchanting fragrance. For care, it is not afraid of an environment with ample light, but temperatures above 35 degrees Celsius, or lows below 10 degrees Celsius, will affect the plant's growth. As for soil, it likes loose, humus-rich soil with good aeration. For watering, simply follow the rule of keeping the potting soil moist.

Crape myrtle

Crape myrtle's flowers are especially brilliant. Its flowering period is generally from June to September, and the flowering period is relatively long, making it suitable for beginners to care for. In daily care, it only needs an environment with ample light and fertile, deep sandy loam soil to grow better.