What is the language of the紫薇 (Wisteria) flowers?
A series of small knowledge about life, regarding the language of the紫薇 flowers and the implications and symbolism of Wisteria in the aspect of green plant maintenance, the editor will introduce next.
“Who says flowers have no red for a hundred days, Wisteria blooms for half a year,” from ancient times to the present, Wisteria flowers have been the object of praise by scholars and literati.
Wisteria flowers, also known as Zi Jin Hua, Zi Lan Hua, Mosquito Flower, Western Water Poplar, and Bai Ri Hong, are the city flowers of many cities in China.
Wisteria flowers come in a variety of colors, including white, purple, red, etc., which are beautiful and graceful, with a long blooming period from June to September, and can last up to 139 days, hence the name, Bai Ri Hong (Hundred Days Red).
Although Wisteria flowers have a charming and graceful color, they may seem ordinary at first glance. However, as time goes by, you will find that they become more and more beautiful and enchanting, captivating and fascinating, so Wisteria flowers have also won the flower language of infatuated love.
Wisteria flowers also have another flower language, which is good luck. Folk legends say that the beautiful flowers of Wisteria will turn into Wisteria fairies to protect you and bring you a lifetime of happiness. At the same time, Wisteria flowers bloom in the hot summer, burning their own lives to interpret the beauty of life, representing the vitality and vigorous momentum of life.
Wisteria flowers, semi-shady, are suitable for growing in loose, fertile soil with good drainage, drought-resistant and easy to care for. Those who like them might as well plant a pot at home.
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