The most common flowers in life are: bougainvillea, jasmine, lotus, cyclamen, amaryllis, hibiscus, primrose, morning glory, rose, tulip, orchid, lily, and narcissus.
Bougainvillea is a flowering plant. Its appearance is very needle-shaped. It lives in the Yunnan region where I live, so it is relatively cold-resistant. Even if it is cultivated in the Northeast, it can bloom. It grows normally, and the most amazing thing is that it can survive at minus 5 degrees Celsius, so the bougainvillea is very cold-resistant.
Jasmine is very famous in China, so some songwriters have compiled a song based on the characteristics and appearance of jasmine. Jasmine, an ornamental plant, is one of those flowers that is white and flawless and has strong vitality. Not only that Placing jasmine potted plants at home can also purify the air. Not only that, the aroma of jasmine can also refresh the mind.
Cyclamen also has a very interesting name called rabbit flower. Cyclamen is also an ornamental plant, and its leaves have small serrations and its flowers are reddish brown. A very gorgeous flower that is very suitable for us to plant indoors. The flower will also emit a faint fragrance. After smelling it at room temperature, ten people will feel very comfortable when they wake up in the morning. Take stock of everyone's daily life.
Fuso also has a very domineering name called Middle Rose. When the hibiscus is in full bloom, its flowers are festive red, and the height of the plant can reach about half a meter.
The rose is one of the most popular flowers in the world, and its beauty has already been recognized by people. The rose, with its combination of thorny stems and fragrant flowers, is often hailed as a symbol of beauty, love, and perfection. Rose is a perennial plant with more than 100 species.
Tulips are the eleventh wedding anniversary flower, representing happiness and elegance. Yellow tulips symbolize happiness and white tulips represent forgiveness. Purple tulips are synonymous with royalty and red tulips symbolize deep love. It is said that the black velvety core of a tulip is the heart of a lover.
Orchid (scientific name: Cymbidium? ssp.), epiphytic or terrestrial herb, with several to multiple leaves, usually born at the base of the pseudobulb or on the lower node, bi-row, ribbon-shaped or rarely inverted. Needle-shaped to narrowly oval, usually with a broad sheath at the base surrounding the pseudobulb, which is jointed. The racemes have several or many flowers, and the colors are white, pure white, white-green, yellow-green, light yellow, light yellow-brown, yellow, red, green, and purple.
Lilies are most commonly seen at Western funerals because they symbolize innocence and herald the departure of the soul. The lily symbolizes compassion, majesty and purity, and is a symbol of maternal purity and chastity.
Daffodils symbolize longing and reunion during the Chinese New Year. Chinese Narcissus expresses everything goes well, good luck, beauty, purity, nobility, pure love, etc.
The lotus has cultural and symbolic meanings around the world, symbolizing rebirth and purity. In Buddhism, it is seen as a pure representation and idea associated with spiritual awakening and enlightenment.