The Meaning and Symbolism of Hydrangea
A collection of small life knowledge, about the meaning and symbolism of hydrangea and the green plant flowers related to the hydrangea's flower language, next our site editor will introduce to you.
The reason why hydrangea is called this name is because it is related to the legend of the eight immortals crossing the sea. In fact, it is a flower in the Dragon Palace, which is of course a folk legend. It can be imagined that this flower prefers warm, humid, and semi-shady environments. High temperatures not only cause the flowers to wither but also accelerate the fading of the petals.
One
Hydrangea is a deciduous shrub with a height of two meters. The stems and branches originate from the base, mostly in a radial pattern, forming a round shrub. The young branches are robust with distinct lenticels.
The leaves are opposite, obovate, nearly leathery, large and thick, with a pointed tip, rounded tail, coarse sawtooth edges, bright green on the front, yellow-green on the back, and robust petioles.
Two
The flowers are terminal, corymbose inflorescence, with a diameter of more than half a foot. The peduncle is short and stubby, the branches are robust and almost equal in length, densely covered with closely adherent short pubescence, and the flowers are dense. Its shape resembles a绣球 (绣球 means "silk ball" in English), hence the names "silk ball flower," "powder ball flower," and "purple silk ball flower."
The flowers initially open with a green color, then turn white, changing over time to either pink or blue, emitting a fragrant scent.
The Meaning and Symbolism of Hydrangea
Hydrangea, pure and full, large and beautiful, can be red or blue, pleasing to the eye and refreshing to the spirit.
The umbrella-shaped inflorescence is like a pile of snowballs, clustering in elliptical green leaves, looking very beautiful.
The more control over its color, the soil acidity and alkalinity can be adjusted, with acidity turning blue and alkalinity turning red.