It does not compete in beauty with peach and plum blossoms, nor does it change color due to frost or snow
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It does not compete in beauty with peach and plum blossoms, nor does it change color due to frost or snow. It has a unique flavor.
It’s quite rare to see such colorful plants in the winter in the north!
The first group is plum blossoms [Gu Li Hong], the second group is spring orchids [Si Ming Chun Se], and the third group is bougainvillea [purplish-red variety].
Seeing your title, it suddenly reminds me of the song about the Prunus mume sung by a little boy in Canada
I know who you mean – Wang Hongxiang from Canada, the kid who sings the Peking Opera piece \"Ode to the Pear Blossoms\".
Congratulations! It seems that the bougainvillea you planted has grown healthily. With the harsh winter approaching, be sure to take precautions against frost
People from the South often can’t tell the difference between crabapple flowers and red plum blossoms. After the plum blossoms bloom, their young buds appear, while crabapples have their buds and flowers blooming at the same time. I’m not sure if this is the reason behind it@Xue Hai Youzi
What are plants commonly grown indoors in homes in the north during winter? ? ? Clivia? ? ?