The flower language of green berries, the flower language and legend of wolfberry

The flower language of green berries is the wild green berries, purple flowers in summer and autumn, no one cares about the place, and the essence of the small umbrella. The red fruit is better than agate, and the wolfberry sister flower.

The flower language of green berries is to prolong life and celebrate Ruixiang.

Green berries grow in the wilderness, and purple flowers bloom in summer and autumn. No one cares, the small umbrella pregnancy essence. The red fruit is better than agate, and the wolfberry sister flower.

The flower language of wolfberry flower is implicated by its medicinal efficacy and effect, representing longevity, festive joy and auspiciousness. It blooms from June to November every year for up to half a year.

The legend of the wolfberry.

Goji berries have been active in people's lives since ancient times, and its fame in history is naturally not small, it is said that in the Tang Dynasty, there was a businessman who met an interesting thing when staying in the inn

He saw a woman scolding an old man, Shang Jia couldn't look past it and asked the woman why she beat the old man, but the woman said that she was reprimanding her grandson, Shang Jia was shocked and asked why the woman was so young. When the woman saw that Shang Jia asked sincerely, she told him that taking wolfberries in all seasons can prolong life. Since then, wolfberry has been introduced to the West and other places, and is known as the sacred grass of the East.

There is another legend about Ming purpose, a Ningxia Ning girl named Gou Hongguo, her mother cried blind because of her father's death, Hongguo in order to cure her mother's eyes, she went to various places to search for medicinal materials, a white-bearded old fairy guided her, with the collected wolfberry to ** mother's eyes, as a result, mother's eyes were cured, and since then wolfberry is also known as Mingmuzi.

A small town in the north.

There is the vigor of the early morning.

There were people dancing and tai chi in the square.

A planned green belt on the side of the road.

Suddenly a little purple popped out.

Take a look. It is Solanaceae.

Squat down, observe, take pictures.

It's actually a wild eggplant.

It has a literary name - Qingqi.

Loved it. And its identifying blades.

Light as a feather. **。

But nightshade is also called wild eggplant.

A lot of common names tend to confuse cognition.

For example, yesterday I made a mistake.

Thank you, Brother Guo Jing.

Deleted and corrected and reissued today.

Let's call it the scientific name.

Green berries, green berries.

**。Because of the green berries.

The town is no longer a stranger.

**。This picture comes from the Chinese Plant Image Library).

Solanaceae is an erect herbaceous to subshrub).

Those autumn flowers.

The flower language of wolfberry.

Goji berries are mostly its fruits in our field of vision. It's red and delicate, so what are its flowers like? The flowers of the goji berries are lilac and the leaves are green, beautiful and elegant.

Do more bonsai ornamentation. The flower language of goji berry is implicit in its medicinal properties and effects, representing longevity, happiness and auspiciousness. Its flowering period is from June to November every year, which lasts for half a year.

The legend of the wolfberry.

Goji berries have been active in people's lives since ancient times, and they are naturally famous in history. It is said that during the Tang Dynasty, a merchant was staying at an inn when he encountered an interesting incident: he saw a woman reprimanding an old man.

The merchant couldn't stand it and asked her why she beat the old man, and the woman said that she was reprimanding her grandson. The merchant was startled and asked why the woman was so young. The businesswoman asked sincerely, telling him that eating goji berries in all seasons can prolong life.

Since then, the wolfberry has been introduced to the West and other places, and is known as the Oriental Divine Grass. There is also a legend about improved eyesight. A girl named Gou Guohong in Ningxia lost her eyes because of her father's death.

In order to cure his mother's eyes, Guo Hong went to various places to look for medicinal herbs. An old fairy with a white beard instructed her to heal her mother's eyes with the goji berries she had picked. As a result, her mother's eye was cured.

Since then, wolfberry is also called Mingmuzi.