Common cut flowers

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1. Common types

2. Things to note

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Cut flowers refer to the general name of flowers, branches, and leaves cut from various plants. They can be used as material for flower arrangements and are therefore also called "flower materials". Of course, their use is not limited to flower arrangements. They are also very good for decoration in bouquets, flower baskets, etc. Currently, cut flowers are also very popular and can be used to give to friends, family, etc. So, what are the common flowers?

1. Common types

1. Common types

(1) Rose: What we are talking about here is rose in a broad sense, including three kinds of flowers, which are "rose", "rose" and "rose". Among them, the most common is the "modern rose", which is produced after the hybridization of Chinese rose varieties and European rose varieties. It has bright colors, a large corolla, and a charming shape. It is called the "King of Flowers" and can be said to be the most famous cut flower. It comes in many colors, including pink, red, white, complex colors, etc.

(2) Chrysanthemum: This is the most popular one. The color is also very bright, and it has been cultivated in our country for a long time.

(3) Carnation: also called "Dianthus" , which is widely planted in our country and even the world. It has a relatively long blooming period and is a symbol of maternal love. It is mainly given to mothers. On Mother's Day, give red ones to express your love for your mother; when your mother passes away, give white ones to express your memory.

(4) Gladiolus: This is what we often call "gladiolus". Its leaves are as tall as swords and its flowers are beautiful.

(5) Others: In addition to the above four kinds, there are many kinds, such as "tulip", "peony", "peony", "jasmine" and so on.

2. Precautions

(1) Time: When cutting flowers, it is best to choose early morning or evening.

(2) When we cut flowers, we should keep them as long as possible. In order to achieve this goal, when cutting, the angle of the incision is preferably a 45-degree cut surface, which increases the water-absorbing area and is conducive to maintaining the flower.

2. Things to note

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