What exactly is a daffodil? Does that mean hyacinth?

Narcissus is a narcissus, hyacinth is hyacinth, and water-colored hyacinth is actually blue hyacinth. This is a problem caused by translation, for example, you can see the dark blue hyacinth flower language "a little melancholy because of love", and the water hyacinth flower language is "I hope that the person I love can be happy", indicating that that kind of love no longer belongs to melancholy, and it also has the meaning of melancholy. If you think about it carefully, the meaning of the two is actually similar.

Scientific name in Chinese: Hyacinth.

Latin scientific name: hyacinthus orientalis L

Synonyms: Narcissus, Western Narcissus, Five-Colored Narcissus, Shixiang Jinjie: Plant Kingdom.

Phylum: Angiosperm phylum Magnoliophyta. Joy, competition, bets, games, sorrow, sad love, eternal nostalgia White Lovely in conservative, humble love, love that dare not be revealed, secret love, lively and lovely red Your love fills my heart, and I accept your sincerity.

Blue chastity, as if to see you the same joy, thank you for your kindness purple Get my love, you will be happy, sad, jealous Huang will be happy with you.

Pink admiration, romance.

Rosé wants to get a heart.

Hyacinth's flower language is "As long as you light the fire of life, you can enjoy a rich life together". These words just express the beauty and connotation of hyacinths. In addition, different colors of hyacinths have different flower language, purple hyacinths represent sadness and jealousy, lilac hyacinths represent gentle temperament and romantic feelings, white hyacinths represent pure and light or dare not show love, red hyacinths represent thank you, pink hyacinths represent enthusiasm, pink hyacinths represent elegant fragrance, yellow hyacinths represent I am very happy, blue hyacinths represent noble and rich, dark blue hyacinths represent some melancholy due to love.

After the hyacinth blooms, if you want to bloom again, you need to cut off the flowers that were dying before. So hyacinth also represents - the love of rebirth.

Forget the sorrows of the past and start a new love.

Narcissus is the kind of narcissus with yellow flowers, also called daffodils, and I personally think that Chinese daffodils are good-looking.

In fact, daffodils and daffodils are two plants that don't have much to do with each other; Daffodils, also known as shallots, garlic, etc., belong to the Lycoris family, perennial bulb grass flowers. Narcissus, on the other hand, belongs to the lily family, a perennial herb with bulbs underground. The distribution of families and genera is not the same, so it can be seen that they are not the same.

Hyacinth**.

Grape hyacinth.

Hyacinths, hyacinths, white hyacinths.

Hyacinth meaning.

Purple hyacinth: sadness, jealousy.

White Hyacinth: Love that I dare not show.

Red Hyacinth: Thank you.

Yellow Hyacinth: I'm happy.

Hyacinth legend.

Legend has it that the handsome and dashing young man Hysensus was good friends with the sun god Apollo, and Jeffreys, the god of the west wind, was also very fond of Hyssinus and was often jealous of it, but Hyssinus always preferred Apollo and often played with him. One day, while they were happily throwing discus throws on the prairie, they happened to be spotted by Jeffreys, who was hiding in the bushes, and felt very uncomfortable and wanted to play a trick on them.

When Apollo threw the discus throw at Hexinsus, the jealous god of the west wind blew hard at the side, and struck the heavy discus on Hexinsus's forehead, and in an instant the blood flowed like a pillar, and the handsome boy died as a result. Apollo panicked, and hugged his friend who had lost his breath in pain, "Alas! Alas!

ai！ai！He sighed as he saw blood gushing out of his wounds, falling to the ground and into the grass.

Soon after, clusters of purple flowers bloomed among the grass, and Apollo used the name of the flower as a beautiful boy to apologize, which we literally translate as "hyacinth". The purple hyacinth has since been considered by later generations to be the spokesperson of "jealousy"; The Greek word ai is synonymous with aei (meaning "forever"), so hyacinth also symbolizes "eternal remembrance", and it is no wonder that Europeans and Americans often carve hyacinths on the tombstones of their relatives to show "eternal remembrance".

Hyacinths are not narcissus.

Hyacinth (scientific name: Hyacinthus orientalis L.).）：

It is a perennial herbaceous bulbous plant, the bulb is ovate, there is a membranous integument, the color of the epithelium is positively correlated with the flower color, and the shape is like garlic when it is not flowering, it is native to the Mediterranean coast and Asia Minor, and it is the most fragrant variety of flowering plants found in the study. It prefers sunny and humid growing environments, requires good drainage and fertile sandy loam soils, etc.

There are more than 2,000 horticultural varieties of hyacinths in the world, which are mainly divided into two categories: "Dutch species" and "Roman species". The former is an authentic variety, most of which only have 1 flower leaf per plant, and the body is stout and the flowers are large. The latter is mostly mutated hybrids, each plant can give birth to two or three flowers, the body is weak, the flowers are thinner, and most consumers like to buy Dutch hyacinths.

Narcissus (narcissus tazettal.). var. chinensis roem.

: Also known as Chinese narcissus, it is a variant of multiflora daffodil. It is a perennial herbaceous plant of the Lycoris family.

The leaves of narcissus are drawn from the greenish-white cylindrical sheath at the top of the bulb, and the flower stem (commonly known as arrow) is extracted from the leaves. Generally, each bulb can draw 1-2 flower stems, and the most can reach 8-11 branches, umbel-shaped inflorescences. Petal.

Most of them are 6 pieces, and the petals are goose-yellow at the end. The stamen has a bowl-like protective cover on the outside. The bulb is ovate to broadly ovate-spherical, covered with a tan epithelium. The leaves are narrow and long-banded, and the capsule chamber is dehisced on the back. Flowering period in spring.

Narcissus prefers warmth, humidity, and good drainage. It has been cultivated in China for more than 1,000 years, and is a traditional ornamental flower, and is one of the top ten famous flowers in China.

Hyacinth alias: daffodils, five-colored daffodils Family: Liliaceae hyacinths scientific name Hyacinthus orientalis L

..Hyacinth is an important bulbous flower in spring, with early flowering period, low and neat plants, bright flower color, suitable for flower beds, flower 、..Hyacinth became a token of the festival between couples.

[Scientific name] Hyacinthus orientalis L

English name] hyacinthus

Synonyms] Narcissus, Narcissus, Five-Colored Narcissus, Chrono Brocade* Hyacinthus orientalis, Oriental hyacinth, is just one of the large varieties, native to Southeast Asia and West Asia.

Flower language] joy, competition, bets, games, sorrow, sad love, eternal nostalgia white Conservative lovely, humble love, lively and lovely.

Red Your love fills my heart, and I accept your sincerity.

Blue chastity, as if to see you the same joy, thank you for your kindness purple Get my love, you will be happy, sad, jealous Huang will be happy with you.

Pink admiration, romance.

Rosé wants to get a heart.

[alias] daffodils, daffodils, five-color daffodils, and shixiang brocade.

Hyacinth shi hyacinth narcissus is narcissus.

Hyacinth, also known as Western narcissus, is a plant of the genus Hyacinth in the lily family. The hyacinth inflorescence is dignified, colorful, and quiet and elegant against the backdrop of smooth and fresh green leaves, and is one of the famous bulbous flowers that bloom in early spring, and it is also an important potted flower species. When raising your favorite flowers, you must first understand some relevant knowledge, and know whether you will be allergic to some pollen and the like, so that no unpleasant things will happen, goHyacinth flower languageLet's see if the hyacinth, known as the "Western narcissus", is poisonous?

Where are the main distribution areas of hyacinths?

Hyacinths are native to the Mediterranean coast of southern Europe and Asia Minor, the Netherlands, and are now cultivated all over the world. The wild species is found in the limestone areas of West and Central Asia above 2,600 meters above sea level.

The Netherlands is a major producer of hyacinths, which were very popular in the 18th century, with more than 2,000 varieties recorded. Since the 50s of the 20th century, a small amount of cultivation has been cultivated in botanical gardens and parks across China for flower bed ornamentation. It was not until after the 80s that hyacinths had a great development throughout the country, and were widely used for spring flower exhibitions and potted plant sales.

So far, the cultivation of hyacinths has begun to enter the indoor decoration and placement of homes and public places, and the demand is increasing year by year. However, China has not yet been able to reproduce on its own, and it still needs to be imported from abroad.

What is the main value of hyacinths?

The hyacinth plant is one of the famous bulbous flowers that bloom in early spring, and it is also an important potted flower species. It is suitable for arranging flower beds, flower beds and planters, and can also be used as cut flowers, potted plants or water ornamentation. It has the effect of filtering dust, and the floral fragrance can stabilize the mood and eliminate fatigue.

In addition to ornamental flowers, aromatic oils can also be extracted.

Are hyacinths poisonous?

If you want to say whether hyacinths are poisonous or not, let's first study the poisonous parts of hyacinths! Years of experiments have shown that hyacinth bulbs are toxic, and if ingested, they can cause symptoms such as dizziness, stomach cramps, diarrhea, and in severe cases, they can lead to paralysis and can be fatal.

Many people will say that hyacinths are poisonous, could it be because raising some hyacinths in the bedroom will cause insomnia for no reason? Actually, your guess is correct! Therefore, it is advisable not to breed hyacinths in the bedroom, as the scent of hyacinth flowers may cause insomnia.

However, as long as you pay a little attention to your daily life, there is no danger, so there is no need to turn away hyacinths, just raise them if you like! Hyacinth pollen is easy to cause ** allergies, if you have an allergic constitution, you should pay attention to one point. Sniffing the nose close to flowers is unscientific and should be avoided.

Some people will be allergic to the juice of hyacinth bulbs, and their faces will be very itchy, so they can wear gloves to prevent contact when wrapping seed coats**. It doesn't matter if it's on the table in the living room, don't worry too much.

Conclusion] Many people love hyacinths, not only because of their gorgeous appearance, but also because of their charming floral fragrance. So, remember, don't use your nose to get close to pollen.

Hyacinth is a world-famous fragrant flower, native to southern Europe and Asia Minor, cultivated in the Netherlands, and sold all over the world. What is the flower language of hyacinths, and are there any beautiful legends about hyacinths? Let's follow along to learn about the flower language and legends of hyacinths!

1. The flower language of hyacinths.

Hyacinths bloom in March and April every year, and the flowering period is generally in March and April. After the hyacinth blooms, if you want to bloom again, you need to cut off the dying flowers before the penitent. Therefore, hyacinth also represents the love of rebirth, forgetting the sadness of the past and starting a new love.

Hyacinth is a token of the festival between lovers, and the flower language of hyacinth is still "firm and watchful", perhaps, this is the eternal annotation of love.

Europeans have a special affection for hyacinths, and Venus, the goddess of beauty and love, likes to collect the dew attached to the hyacinth's petals to make the skin more beautiful and smooth. In the UK, blue hyacinths have always been an indispensable symbol of the bride's purity and happiness in the wedding bouquet or ornamentation. Hyacinth also symbolizes "eternal remembrance", and Europeans and Americans often carve the pattern of hyacinth on the tombstones of their relatives to show "nostalgia".

Hyacinth renderings.

Second, the flower language of different colors of hyacinths.

Purple Hyacinth: Sadness, jealousy, melancholy love, get my love, you will definitely be happy, apologize, regret.

Lilac hyacinth: Gentle temperament, romantic feelings.

White hyacinth: tranquil, quiet love (love that dare not be revealed), secret love.

Red Hyacinth: Thank you for the love that touched me (your love fills my heart).

Blue hyacinth: perseverance, chastity, as happy as if to see you, noble and rich.

Hyacinth: Happy, happy, happy with you.

Hyacinth renderings.

3. The legend of the hyacinth.

Known as the "Western Narcissus", the hyacinth is the transliteration of the Greek word Assintes, which was originally the name of a handsome and beautiful man who was loved by the goddess Apollo in Greek mythology. Legend has it that the handsome and dashing young man Helsingthus was good friends with Apollo, the god of the sun, and Jeffreys, the god of the west wind, was also very fond of Helsingsus and was often jealous of it, but Helsingsus always preferred Apollo and often played with him.

Yes When they were happily throwing discus throws on the prairie, they happened to be spotted by Jeffreys, who was hiding in the bushes, and felt very uncomfortable and wanted to play a trick on them. When Apollo threw the discus at Hysinsus, the jealous god of the west wind secretly blew the heavy discus on the forehead of Hysins, and for a moment the blood flowed like a pillar, and the boy died because of it.

Blood gushed from Haysens' wounds, falling to the ground and into the grass. Soon after, clusters of purple flowers bloomed among the grass, and Apollo used the name of the flower as a beautiful boy to apologize, which we literally translate as "hyacinth". The purple hyacinth has since been considered by later generations to be the spokesperson of "jealousy";