What plants symbolize spring? A roundup of representative spring plants
As soon as spring arrives, everything in the world wakes up! Today we are going to introduce several plants that represent spring, and each one is a romance limited to springtime.
Tulip: The byword for elegance, brilliantly colorful, red, pink, yellow. Whether planted in large masses or placed in a vase, it is so beautiful you cannot look away.
Care: When growing in soil, choose loose, airy, well-draining soil and place it in a spot with plenty of light, watering 1 - 2times a week, and avoiding waterlogging that rots the roots. For water culture, the water level should not cover the bulb, and change the water once every 2 - 3days, then reduce the frequency of water changes after roots form.
Rapeseed flowers: Those vast stretches of golden yellow are simply the most dazzling presence of spring.
Care: It is highly adaptable, prefers a sunny, well-ventilated environment, tolerates poor soil, has low soil requirements, and simply needs the soil kept moist; during the vigorous growth period, an appropriate top dressing can be applied.
Winter jasmine: It is the "little messenger" of spring; one golden little flower after another cannot wait to bloom when it is just turning warm and still cold.
Care: It is not strict about soil, tolerates salinity and alkalinity, and likes light and tolerates cold. Keep the soil slightly moist day to day, apply a dilute liquid fertilizer once a month during the growing season, and prune heavily after flowering to encourage new shoots to sprout.
Iris: A distinctive flower shape, purple, blue, white, rich and varied in color.
Care: It likes a sunny, cool environment; the soil should be kept moist but not waterlogged, and organic fertilizer can be added as appropriate to enhance soil fertility.
Willow: Tender green willow branches sway in the spring breeze.
Care: It has strong vitality, tolerates water and moisture, and is best planted by a river or in moist soil; it grows quickly, so prune leggy branches and dead branches regularly to make the tree shape more attractive.
White yulan magnolia: Snow-white, jade-like flowers, large and elegant.
Care: It likes fertile, well-draining, slightly acidic soil, and ample light helps it grow better; do not water too much, follow the principle of watering when dry and stopping when wet, and fertilizing before the flowering period helps it bloom.
