Beautiful, romantic and perfect love-Qionghua

Qionghua, also known as Ju eight Immortals, Phalaenopsis, cow ear clasping beads. Deciduous semi-evergreen shrub of the family Lonicera. It blossoms in April and May, it is as big as a plate and as white as jade. Cymes grow at the end of branches, with eight sterile flowers developed from sepals and bisexual florets in the middle. Distributed in southern Jiangsu, western Anhui, Zhejiang, northwest Jiangxi, western Hubei and southern Hunan. It is also the city flower of Yangzhou and Kunshan.

Qionghua

Hydrangea (original form) deciduous or semi-evergreen shrub, up to 4 m high; bark grayish brown or gray-white; buds, young techniques, petioles and inflorescences gray-white or yellowish-white clusters of short hairs, then gradually glabrous. The leaves gradually fell out from winter to the following spring. Papery, ovate to elliptic or ovate-rectangular, 5-11 cm long, apex obtuse or slightly pointed, base rounded or sometimes puberulent, margin denticulate, upper initially densely clustered short hairy, posterior only midvein hairy, below clustered short hairs, lateral veins 5-6 pairs, anastomosing each other before proximity, together with midrib slightly sunken above, raised below; petiole 10-15 mm long.

Cymes 8-15 cm in diameter, all composed of large sterile flowers, total pedicels 1-2 cm long, 5 first-order radiation branches, peanuts on third-order radiation branches; Calyx tube cylindrical, about 2.5 mm long, about 1 mm wide, glabrous, calyx teeth and calyx tube equaling length, rectangular circle, top obtuse; Corolla white, radial, 1.5-4 cm in diameter, lobes rounded-Obovate, tube very short Stamens ca. 3 mm, anthers small, suborbicular; pistil sterile. The florescence is from April to May.

Qionghua

Ornamental value:

Qionghua is mainly used for ornamental, and Qionghua branches, leaves, fruits can be used as medicine, with the effect of dredging meridians and collaterals, detoxification and relieving itching. The stem has the medicinal effects of dispelling dampness and relieving itching, clearing heat and eliminating inflammation, and detoxification.

Qionghua has a long life. A Qionghua plant planted during the reign of Emperor Kangxi in Yangzhou has a history of more than 300 years, and it is still luxuriant, graceful and graceful. The beauty of Qionghua is a kind of unique beauty. It is not colorful and charming, not intoxicating with strong fragrance. At the turn of spring and summer, nature is colorful, but Qionghua blossoms as white as jade, graceful and elegant; and whenever the autumn wind is bleak, Qunfang is colorful, withering and declining, Qionghua shows the charming autumn color of green leaves and red fruits. Its leaves, its fruit, red and green, particularly bright, unwithered for a long time, to the bleak autumn color dyed with bright colors and cheerful atmosphere. Qionghua has a wide range of branches, a spherical crown, a graceful tree and a chic tree shape.

The beauty of Qionghua lies in its distinctive pattern. The flower is as big as a jade basin, surrounded by eight five-petal flowers, surrounded by the white pearl-like flower in the middle (not yet blooming bisexual flower), surrounded by a mass of butterfly-like stamens, swaying gently under the breeze, like butterflies playing with beads; and dancing like the eight Immortals, graceful and attractive. "thousands of pearls hold Su Rui, a ring of bright moon broken fragrance flower". The windless inch is like eight fairies around the round table, drinking tea and talking. This unique flower pattern is rare in plants, so the world especially loves it and calls it "Juba Immortals".

Qionghua

Qionghua is the flower of Yangzhou City and one of the three treasures of Kunshan. Since ancient times, it has a reputation of "only Yang one flower, there is no similar in the world". Qionghua is a famous flower unique to China, which has been cultivated since the Tang Dynasty. With its elegant grace and unique charm, as well as a variety of legendary and romantic legends and anecdotes, it has won the love of the world and the constant appreciation of writers and writers, and is known as "rare and strange flowers" and "China's unique fairy flowers". In 1998, the standing Committee of Yangzhou Municipal people's Congress adopted the decision of Qionghua elected by the general public as Yangzhou flower, and held two "Yangzhou Qionghua Art Festival", which received a great response. Qionghua is second to none in the world. Qionghua, as a flower of Yangzhou City, is well-deserved. Of course, Qionghua is the most famous in Yangzhou. Qionghua is famous for its numerous and flawless leaves and flowers.

Flower language:

The name Qionghua generally refers to flowers with beautiful flowers. "Qionghua" is also written in "Qionghua". In ancient Chinese prose, "Hua" means "flower", and the so-called Qiong is also beautiful jade. Later generations will generally regard Qionghua's words as beautiful, romantic and perfect love. "Qionghua Yushu" also comes from the delightful Qionghua, which refers to the rain and fog condensing into ice sheets, icicles, like jade trees in the air, Qionghua brilliant and exquisitely carved, meteorologists call it rime, rime, there is a jade ice sculpture scene.