I hope
She did
The color of cloves,
The fragrance of cloves,
Clove like sorrow,
Grieving in the rain,
Sorrow and hesitation;
......
Speaking of cloves always reminds people of Dai Wangshu's poem, but what does this clove look like? Today I'll bring you to know.
Syringa Linn., syringaceae, deciduous shrub or small tree.
morphological character:
Branchlets subcylindrite or tetragonal, lenticellate.
Leaves opposite, petiolate.
Flowers bisexual, cymes arranged in panicles; calyx small, campanulate, corolla funnel-shaped, high foot discoid or nearly amplitude shaped
Ecological habits:
Like light, like warm, moist, a little shade, shade or semi shade of weak growth, flowering rare. It has certain cold resistance and strong drought resistance. It likes fertile and well drained soil, and is resistant to barren. It is forbidden to plant in low-lying land. Ponding will cause disease until the whole plant dies.
It is widely cultivated in gardens north of the Yangtze River in China. When the University was studying in Qingdao, many kinds of lilac flowers were planted on the campus. They are very lively at this time of year. I haven't seen them in the south for so many years.
Propagation methods: sowing, cutting, grafting, ramet, layering propagation, in which grafting is the main propagation method.
Flower language: beautiful, noble, sad, but also implies the hope of love and secret knot.
In the middle of spring, lilacs are blooming all over the branches, light purple, pure white, fragrant and charming. The so-called lilacs are empty and sorrowful in the rain, which is also the poet's nostalgia for the beautiful spring that is about to pass away.
East way
Western style
Retro, modern
Break a clove
Follow your mood to arrange flowers
Who says randomness is not an art
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