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This post was last edited by Desert Fish on 2017-4-19 at 09:34. We ordered some hyacinths online last year; they grew slowly throughout the winter and began to bloom in spring
When hyacinths bloom, their fragrance is very strong; when placed indoors, the whole room is filled with their scent
Different flower colors, different floral scents
Is it the beauty of the flowers, or the beauty of the photos, or the joy of sharing that’s beautiful?
At first glance at the title, I thought you had raised 4 daughters...:lol
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Lilacs are perennial herbs belonging to the lily family; their bulbs are spherical in shape. The plants grow to a height of about half a foot, and their leaves are sword-shaped, thick, and stemless, with five or six leaves in total. The flowers emerge from the bulbs in racemes, with twenty to thirty small flowers clustered around them. Each flower has 6 petals that resemble a small, curled bell; they bloom sequentially from the bottom up and emit a pleasant fragrance. It is native to southern Europe and Asia Minor, and as a world-famous fragrant flower it is grown most extensively in the Netherlands and sold throughout the world. In the West, the meaning of the hyacinth is “a prosperous life can be shared as long as the flame of life is kindled,” a phrase that perfectly captures the beauty and essence of the hyacinth.