Who knows when the flowers will bloom, and what flowers do you know. What hours are it open?

January. Lamei. Narcissus. Orchid. Spring. Tianzhu. Silver willow. Calla. Evening chrysanthemum. Gladiolus. Carnation.

February. Chunlan. Daphnetin. Crab claw orchid. Immortal fingers. Camellia. Rabbit flowers. Plum blossom. Guara chrysanthemum. Primroses.

March. Magnolia. Sticky stem begonia. Forsythia.

April. Clivia. Smile. Peony. Evening camellia. Spring rhododendron. Peach blossom. Cherry blossom. Weeping begonias. Tulip. Tangerine. From generation to generation. Grape.

May. Rose. Rose.

Woody. Spring/summer cuckoos. Wisteria.

Qionghua. Ribbon flowers. Hydrangea.

Gorse. Peony. Arrow lotus.

Centrifolius. into wax red. Four seasons begonias.

Hanging bell begonia. Iris. Petunias.

The sun flowers in June. Milan. Jasmine.

White orchids. Gardenias. Magnolia.

Zhulan. Kumquat. Ligustrum ligustrum.

Fuso. Pomegranate. Oleander.

Hibiscus. St. Willow. Canna.

Dahlia. Hollyhock. Half a lotus.

Snow in June. Touch-me-not. Morning glory.

All kinds of cactus.

July. Lotus. Water lily. Lagerstroemia. Soaring. Epiphyllum. Hyperic. Yucca. Nine mile. Variegated wood. Mosaic taro. Cold water splash. Mosaic ivy.

August. Triangle flowers. Hosta. Lycoris. Allium orchid.

September. Sweet osmanthus. A bunch of red. Early chrysanthemum. The goose is red. Canna. Jianlan.

October. Wood hibiscus. Hollyhock. Dahlia.

November. Tears. Red maple. Tianzhu. Tallow. Coxagulus. Ginkgo. Triangular maple. Persimmon. Camphor. Ground brocade.

December. Tea plum. Morning Camellias. Lamei. Ivory red. Firethorn. Tiger thorns. Winter corals, etc.

Xiaohan: one plum blossom, two camellia, three narcissus;

Great Cold: One waits for Ruixiang, two waits for orchids, and three waits for mountain alum;

Beginning of spring: one waits for spring, two waits for cherries, and three waits for spring;

Rain: one waits for cauliflower, two waits for apricot flowers, three waits for plum flowers;

Stinging: one peach blossom, two begonia, three roses;

Vernal equinox: one begonia, two pear blossoms, three magnolias;

Qingming: one waiting for tung flowers, two waiting for wheat flowers, three waiting for willow flowers;

Gu Yu: One waits for peony, two waits for drunkenness, and three waits for Donghua.

There are many varieties of flowers, and the opening hours of flowers are also different, and people have a saying about common flowers. Narcissus in January, plum blossoms in February, peach blossoms in March, peonies and peonies bloom in April and May, and they are beautiful. June roses, July lotuses, August impatiens, September chrysanthemums and many more.

Rape flowers: 3-4 months.

February: Late March to early April.

Cherry blossoms: March to April.

Plum: 2 March.

Tulips: 3-4 months.

Begonia flowers: March to April.

Lotus: 6 September.

Chrysanthemum: 9-November.

Of course, the chrysanthemum blooms in September.

Pear blossoms bloom in spring, parasol flowers bloom on Qingming Festival.

The world is full of fragrant flowers in April, and the peach blossoms in the mountain temple are in full bloom.

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The spring flowers in the first month are golden, and the orchids are fragrant in February. In March, the peach and pear blossoms are white, and in April, the roses are on the short wall. The pomegranate is red in May, and the lotus fills the pond in June.

In July, the gardenia is worn on the head, and the osmanthus is fragrant everywhere in August. Chrysanthemums bloom in September, and hibiscus is wearing makeup in October. The daffodils are flourishing in the winter moon, and the plum blossoms in the wax moon are proud of the snow and frost.

1. At about 3 o'clock in the morning, the hops bloomed;

2. At 4 o'clock in the morning, morning glory blooms;

3. At about 5 o'clock in the morning, the roses bloom and are resistant to elimination;

4. At about 6 o'clock in the morning, the sunflower blooms;

5. At about 7 o'clock in the morning, the water lily woke up from the dream;

6. At 12 noon, the sunflower bloomed with the petals that dug up the bright and bright eyes;

7. At about 3 p.m., marigolds bloom;

8. At about 5 o'clock in the afternoon, purple jasmine sent wisps of fragrance;

9. At six o'clock in the evening, the tobacco flowers woke up in the twilight;

7. Around seven o'clock, the moonlight flower has its own petals;

8. At eight o'clock in the evening, the nightshade is blooming;

9. Around nine o'clock, Epiphany was smiling.

Snake Bed Flower: Blooms around 3 o'clock in the morning.

Morning glory: Blooms around 4 a.m.

Briar: Opens around 5 a.m.

Sunflower: Blooms around 6 a.m.

Peony flowers: Bloom around 7 a.m.

Lotus: Opens at 8 a.m.

Half flower: Blooms around 10 a.m.

Purslane: Blooms around 12 noon.

Marigold flowers: bloom at 3 p.m.

Purple Jasmine: Opens around 5 p.m.

Autumn Cut: Blooms around 7 p.m.

Nightshade: At 8 p.m., the left wheel Li Fan is open to the right.

Epiphany: Open at 9pm.

Water lilies: 11 p.m.

Snake bed flower: blooms around 3 o'clock in the morning;

Morning glory: blooms around four o'clock in the morning;

Brian: opens around 5 o'clock in the morning;

Sunflower: Blooms around 6 a.m.;

Peony flowers: bloom around 7 a.m.;

Lotus: Opens around 8 a.m.;

Half flower: blooms around 10 a.m.;

Purslane: blooms around 12 noon;

Marigolds: open around 3 p.m.;

Purple Jasmine: Open around 5 p.m.;

Tobacco flowers: bloom around 6 p.m.;

Cut autumn flowers: bloom around 7 p.m.;

Nightshade flowers: bloom around 8 p.m.;

Epiphany: Blooms around 9 p.m.

A:

Hops: 3 o'clock.

Morning glory: 4 o'clock.

Rose: 5 o'clock.

Nightshade: 6 o'clock.

Golden chrysanthemum, dandelion: 7 o'clock.

Water lilies: 8 o'clock.

Calendula: 9 o'clock.

Half Lotus: 10 o'clock.

Marigold: 15 o'clock.

Jasmine: 17 o'clock.

Tobacco flowers: 18 o'clock.

Cut autumn rose: 19 o'clock.

Nightshade: 8 p.m.

Moonshine: 21 o'clock.

Epiphany: 22 o'clock.

Extended Resources:

1. Flowers have two meanings: broad and narrow

Flowers in the narrow sense refer to herbaceous plants with ornamental value, such as impatiens, chrysanthemums, a bunch of red, cockscombs, etc.; In addition to herbaceous plants with ornamental value, flowers in a broad sense also include herbaceous or woody ground covers, flowering shrubs, flowering trees and bonsai, such as ground cover plants such as wheat winter, sedum, clumping phlox, plum blossoms, peach blossoms, yueji, camellia and other trees and flowering shrubs.

In addition, tall trees and shrubs distributed in the southern region have been moved to the cold regions of the north and can only be used as greenhouse potted ornaments, such as white orchids, Indian rubber trees, and palm plants.

In modern society, people often grow, buy, and wear flowers in various ways because of their pleasant appearance and fragrance. All over the world, people use flowers in a wide variety of activities and occasions throughout their lives:

1.It is used to celebrate the new birth or religious baptism.

2.It is used as a corsage or button flower at social gatherings or festivals.

3.It is used to show love or respect.

4.For wedding decorations.

5.For home furnishings.

6.It is used as a commemorative gift at a farewell or welcome banquet to express your thoughts.

7.It is used in funerals to express mourning.

8.It is used to worship or worship the gods.

2. Flowers, herbaceous plants with ornamental value, are the general term for plants used for appreciation, which are sun-loving and cold-tolerant, and have the function of propagation. A typical flower, on a short, limited-growth axis, bears calyxes, petals, and stamens and pistils that produce germ cells. The flowers are composed of corollas, calyxes, receptacles, and stamens, and there are various colors of paulownia, and some of them grow very brightly and have fragrance.

Some scholars believe that gymnosperms also have sporophyllous balls as "flowers", while most people believe that angiosperms have real flowers, so angiosperms are also called flowering plants. The various parts of the flower are not susceptible to the external environment, and the morphological structure of the flower has long been used as the main basis for the classification and phylogenetic evolution of angiosperms (see Angiosperm phylum).