Spring plant changes

1. Changes in Plants in Spring

With the arrival of spring, the surrounding temperature gradually rises, the plants end their dormant period, begin to sprout, and gradually resume growth. They will then enter a stage of vigorous growth, sprouting new leaves and tender branches, presenting a green scene. For some plants that bloom before leaves, the plants begin to develop flower buds in preparation for flowering.

2. Plants that bloom in spring

Forsythia: Forsythia is a kind of flower that blooms in early spring. It blooms from February to April every year. Generally, leaves grow first and then bloom. The flowers are golden yellow with a blush and have a light fragrance. They are very beautiful.

Peach blossom: Peach blossom is also a representative plant of spring. It blooms from March to April every year. The color of the flowers is relatively soft and beautiful. The flowers are mostly pink and white, and there are also red ones. The flower shape is double or semi-double. The fragrance is elegant with a faint aroma, which is very beautiful.

Cherry blossoms: Cherry blossoms bloom around March and April. Generally, the flowers and leaves grow together, but there are also varieties that grow leaves first and then bloom. The flowers are mostly pink and white, the inflorescence is umbellate racemose, the petals are elliptical and oval, and the tip is concave.

Peony: Peony usually blooms around mid-April in spring. The flowers come in pink, red, and white. The flowers are large and elegant.

Calla lily: Calla lily blooms in spring from February to March, with the peak flowering period from March to April, and the entire flowering period can last from June to July.

Others: There are also crabapple, white magnolia, bauhinia, daffodil, daphne, etc.