Three types of flowers unique to China have a long history of flower beauty!

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peony

Cymbidium

plum bossom

Flowers have a long history in our country, and they have been paid attention to by people for a long time, especially in literature. The so-called flower as a matchmaker is a saying. China has the largest area for planting flowers in the world, the consumer market is also very extensive, and there are many types of flowers. So, let’s take a look at which flowers are unique to China.

Peony

This is a perennial deciduous shrub of the genus Paeonia. The stems of the plant are relatively high, reaching 2 meters, and the flowers bloom very brightly. The shape is graceful, suave and smiling, and it is graceful and luxurious. It is known as the king of flowers. There are many varieties of peonies, and the flowers come in various colors, including red, silvery red, deep red and other colors, as well as yellow, green and other colors. Peonies have large flowers and strong fragrance. Chinese people are particularly fond of them, especially in the Tang Dynasty. In ancient times, the peony was designated as the national flower, and many paintings and poems related to it.

Mo Lan

Mo Lan again Known as the New Year's Orchid, it is a kind of orchid native to China. The texture of the leaves is like thin leather, the color is dark green, and the flowers bloom relatively upright. The color of the flowers also varies greatly, often purple-brown or dark purple, and the color of the lips is relatively light. The flowers also come in other colors, such as pink, yellow-green, white, etc., and have a rich and fragrant fragrance.

Plum Blossoms

The origin of plum blossoms It is in the southern region of my country and has a very long history of cultivation. It is one of the four gentlemen of flowers and has a high status in traditional culture. There are records of plum blossom viewing in the Han Dynasty. It blooms mainly in winter and early spring. Among the so-called three friends of winter, it has a beautifying status, symbolizing a noble and strong quality.

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