A must-have for spring outing! Let’s go with this roster!

winter jasmine

Forsythia always blooms early to welcome the arrival of spring. The light yellow flowers are full of vitality and the fragrance is fresh and refreshing.

Forsythia

At first glance, Forsythia looks very similar to Winter Jasmine. Huahua will teach you the quickest way to distinguish them, which is to count the number of petals. Forsythia generally has 4 petals, while Winter Jasmine generally has 6 petals.

Magnolia

The magnolia flowers are pure white and emit a fragrance that makes people not want to leave. They stay under the tree for a long time, intoxicated by the fragrance.

Cherry blossoms

How can you miss the romantic and fragrant cherry blossoms in spring? Huahua likes to stand under the cherry tree the most. When the breeze blows, the petals fall lightly onto her head and shoulders, making people think they have arrived in a fairyland.

Begonia

The crabapple blossoms are so brilliant and elegant that the densely packed flowers are about to bend the branches! The patches of gorgeous crabapple blossoms are so attractive that one can’t take their eyes away and wish they could inhale all the fragrance of the flowers into their stomachs. There are many varieties of crabapple flowers, and it will take some time to recognize them all.

Bauhinia

Bauhinia flowers bloom most luxuriantly around the Qingming Festival. The purple-red flowers cover the entire branch, and from a distance they look like a red cloud.

Lilac

The flowers of lilac are light purple and the leaves are heart-shaped. No matter how tired you are when traveling, you will feel more energetic when you smell its fragrance!

Wisteria

Wisteria is a climbing flower that can easily cover the roof. The flowers bloom in clusters and hang in the air. It is so beautiful!

camellia

Some flower lovers always have trouble growing camellia, so it’s a good opportunity to take advantage of the holidays to travel, and perhaps they can enjoy the camellia in full bloom!

Deutzia

The flowers of the Deutzia are golden yellow, and the golden petals on the tree look even more beautiful against the green leaves. The Deutzia flower has both single and double petals.

Purple Leaf Plum

The leaves of the purple-leaf plum are reddish-brown and very eye-catching, the flowers are light pink, and it can also produce plums.

Peony

"Only the peony is the true national beauty, and the capital city is moved when the flowers bloom." Peony is a woody flower with large and bright flowers in rich colors. Many flower lovers have raised it.

Peony

Peony flowers are bright and pretty. Some flower lovers cannot distinguish between peonies and peonies. Peonies are herbaceous flowers, no taller than 1 meter, while peonies are woody and can grow up to 2 meters! Flower lovers, remember this, don’t make the mistake next time!

Prunus armeniaca

The leaves of the elm-leaf plum are like the leaves of elm trees, and the flowers are very similar to plum blossoms, so it is called elm-leaf plum. Clusters of flowers hang on the branches, it’s so lively!

Fuchsia

The name of fuchsia sounds very majestic. Its flowers hang on the branches like lanterns, and the shape is quite unique.

hyacinth

Hyacinths come in a variety of colors, including white, pink, red, purple, etc. Smelling the fragrance of the flowers when you are tired can make you feel much more comfortable.

daisy

Daisies are relatively short, each about 10 cm tall, with rich colors. You can often see patches of innocent daisies in flower beds.

Cineraria

Cineraria is a herbaceous flower, generally 20-90 cm tall, with bright and rich colors, some of which are red and white.

Nasturtium

One nasturtium can have dozens of flowers, each of which will bloom for eight or nine days before withering. It has a pleasant fragrance and its leaves are lush, green and lovely.

pansy

Why is it called pansy? Because its flowers generally come in three colors: white, yellow, and purple. If you plant it in the garden, it will grow into a flower carpet!

Fragrant flower

The yellow flowers of the osmanthus tree give off an attractive fragrance. The branches are soft and will not break even if you tie a knot on them. They can be made into various shapes, so people call it the osmanthus tree.

Kapok

Kapok flower is also called hero flower. It has no leaves when it blooms. Its branches are tall and strong, and its flowers are bright red, just as red as the blood of a hero.

Paulownia

The flowers of Paulownia are light purple, like small trumpets and have a fragrance. Huahua still remembers that when she was in primary school, there was a paulownia tree not far from the classroom. She liked to pick up the fallen flowers when she had nothing to do.

Azalea

"The cuckoo cries blood and the ape wails." There is a legend that records that the color of the azalea is dyed red by the blood spit out by a bird, so the color of the flower is extremely bright.

Michelia

Michelia is also called white jasmine. It has a strong fragrance and can bear fruit in July and August.

locust

Robinia, also known as Robinia pseudoacacia, has thorns on the bottom of its leaves. The thorns are about 1-2 mm long. Robinia pseudoacacia flowers are edible and can produce a lot of nectar.

When enjoying the flowers, don't touch them!

When you go out to enjoy the flowers in spring during the holidays, you may see bright and beautiful flowers and sometimes you can't help but touch them or just break off a branch and take them home. However, there are some flowers that you should never touch or pick!

1. Oleander is highly poisonous

The whole body of oleander is highly poisonous. It secretes a milky white toxic substance. Do not eat it by mistake and try not to touch it, otherwise it will cause vomiting, nausea or even death. So just appreciate it from a distance.

2. Mimosa is poisonous

The leaves of mimosa will shrink immediately when touched, which is very interesting, so some people poke them frequently. Stop it quickly! Excessive exposure can cause hair loss, yellowing of hair, and general discomfort.

3. Poinsettia is poisonous

The entire plant of one variety is poisonous, so be sure not to eat it by mistake. When enjoying the flowers during the holidays, be sure to keep an eye on your children to prevent them from swallowing leaves and flowers and causing poisoning. Also, do not break the branches to prevent them from coming into contact with secreted liquids that may cause redness and swelling of the skin.