The flower language and legend of bird's nest fern

Flower language of bird's nest fern

The flower language of bird's nest fern is elegant and graceful, fragrant and evergreen.

The legend of the bird's nest fern

In spring, the Flower Goddess brought her children, the peony, lotus, chrysanthemum, wintersweet and wintersweet, and told them to bloom the most beautiful flowers in the world. So the peony, lotus, chrysanthemum and wintersweet all bloomed in the hope of blooming the most beautiful flowers in the world. But the wintersweet did not have this idea. She just thought there was no need to rush to bloom, as it was the same whether it bloomed early or late.

Among the sisters of flowers, peony is the winner. It blooms in the bright spring, with bright red and snow-white flowers. When the mountain osmanthus flower saw it, she was very impressed and thought it would be great if she also had such a beautiful flower. However, she thought that the glory of spring had been taken away by the peony, so she decided to wait until summer.

In summer, the sun is very strong, and the mountain sedge flower feels dissatisfied, fearing that it will be killed by the sun if it blooms in summer. However, at this time, the lotus flowers bloom beautiful flowers, so the mountain sedge flower sighs that it is stupid, thinking that it is also good to bloom in summer, but it is too late and can only wait until autumn.

Then autumn came. The weather was clear and the sky was high. The mountain sedge flower was just admiring the autumn scenery and gradually fell asleep. It did not open its eyes until the chrysanthemums bloomed. Then it sighed that it was unlucky and missed the good opportunity to bloom. It could only wait until winter.

But when winter comes, the weather is cold and only the wintersweets bloom in the wind and snow, while the mountain safflowers can only curl up in the dead grass. Year after year has passed, and we still haven't seen the flowers of the mountain sedge!