Silver tree sparks are better than fire tree honeysuckle.

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Plants with silver leaves are always charming, and those with silver leaves and beautiful flowers are infinitely wonderful.

Silver leaf acacia, silver leaf chrysanthemum, silver fragrant chrysanthemum, these plant leaves, such as their name with silver, although there is no silver in the name of safflower jade hibiscus, but they share the word "hibiscus" with silver leaf hibiscus, which also implies that she is a member of the silver leaf family.

Scrophulariaceae Jade hibiscus Leucophyllum frutescens, a perennial evergreen shrub, is native to Mexico and cultivated in Guangdong and Guangxi in China.

Safflower jade hibiscus often embellished in the flower border, silver leaves make her stand out, alternate leaves densely covered with silver fluff, leaf edges slightly curly, more texture.

[1] by Clinton & Charles Robertson

Safflower jade hibiscus has attracted special attention before it blossomed. I have been looking forward to seeing her "icing on the cake" since I met her in spring. Summer and autumn is the season for her to blossom. When I went to see her a few days ago, I just appeared a bud. "Farewell for three days, when I was impressed," when I saw her again, it was as if overnight, a piece of silver and white had been added with a string of purple bells, and the delicate axillary flowers bloomed together, enjoying infinite scenery, and the originally eye-catching plants were even more obscure. On closer inspection, "Ling Dang" also has silver fluff, which is not as dense as the hairs of stems and leaves, but slightly longer. The inner wall of "Ling Dang" is dotted with yellow markings, as if sprinkled with a few drops of yellow ink.

In an instant, the flowers bloomed, and the flowers thanked very quickly. When I came to see her again in a few days, the scenery was no longer full of trees and flowers, just like a dream of Nanke. I don't know when the end will be prosperous, and when I will see it.

When I was looking up the information, I saw an interesting legend about the safflower jade hibiscus. It is said that this flower is nicknamed "Barometer Bush" in the United States. It does not blossom very often, but it often rains, even rainstorms and typhoons, before and after blooming. I haven't paid attention to it before, but next time I should carefully see if it is accurate.

Safflower jade hibiscus, silver tree sparks, better than fire tree honeysuckle.