Please collect the "Blossom Map" in Fuzhou in Xiahua Sheng

In summer, many flowers are not afraid of the sun. They are in full swing under the scorching sun. Let's follow the steps of visiting reporters to enjoy the flowers!

The lotus flowers in the tea pavilion park.

Lotus

Due to climate reasons, this year the lotus lotus in Fuzhou was slightly delayed. At present, there are large lotus pond landscapes in Chating Park, Jinshan Park, West Lake Park and other places, attracting many citizens to watch and take pictures.

The lotus flowers in the tea pavilion park.

It is understood that there are nearly 200 kinds of lotus flowers in Chating Pavilion Park. Among them, the varieties of Zhuyinghetang's blooming are mainly golden powder, National Day Red and Da Si Jinjin in the Six Dynasties.

Jinshan Park currently blooms more than a dozen lotus varieties such as Chinese Red, Feihong, Jinling Ningcui, and Mrs. Berry.

The lotus flowering in the West Lake Park is too late, and it will be the flowering period by August.

The sausage tree on the road of Xinquan.

Golden rain

On the sidewalk tree on Shoushan Road, Cangshan District, a string of small yellow flowers hanged on the branches, and from time to time, petals fell with the wind.

"This is called Persian acacia, also known as A Berre, golden rain." Garden experts told reporters that because the fruit is mature, it looks like dark brown sausages. This tree is also called "sausage tree".

It is understood that more than 100 years ago, the Europeans brought the sausages to Fuzhou and planted it in the Cangshan Campus of Fujian Normal University. Now the Fujian Normal University Lu Zhenwan has a century -old sausage tree, which is a first -class ancient tree in Fuzhou.

At present, there are sections such as Fahai Road, Xuejun Road, Shoushan Road, Jinshan Avenue and other sections, as well as West Lake Park, Children's Park and other places.

It should be noted that the fruit of the sausage tree has a medicine value, but it is toxic without being planted, and the accidental eating will make people feel nauseous.

Ziwei

On the south road of Baima, Dahua Ziwei seemed to be hanging in a green isolation belt.

"Now it is the season of Dahua Ziwei." Garden experts said that Bailiman Road, Linpu Road, Nantai Road, Minjiang Park, and Guangming Port Park in Fuzhou can see the figure of Dahua Ziwei.

According to reports, Dahua Ziwei introduced Fuzhou from Jiangsu and Zhejiang around 1988, and its flowering period will last until the end of September.

The smaller flower type Lagerstroemia is planted in the beach park, but the flowering period will be a little later, and it will not be opened until the end of July.

There is also a special red rocket Lagerstroemia in the vanilla garden of Chating Pavilion. Its flowers are dense and beautiful.

Peel

The peels have also ushered in the flowering period recently, and they can see them, yellow or white or red.

It should be noted that the leaves, bark, roots, flowers, and seeds of chyia peels contain a variety of sugar, which is extremely toxic. Some time ago, netizens have taken pictures of chyan to take pictures. Therefore, citizens must not touch the flowers and leaves of the peel.

Silk jasmine.

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The vertical branches in the tea pavilion park have bloomed, like a curtain white "waterfall", and the fragrance is spreading with the wind.

The dangling jasmine can be described as "Fairy in the flower". Its branches are slender, with flowers like butterflies, and flowers are elegant. Although it is called "Silk Jasmine", it is actually a whip family, and is not a "relative" and Jasmine.

Among the green belts such as Hongwan Middle Road, there are round green balls with white flowers on it. This is "African Jasmine", formerly known as "Gray Li", which is originally produced from Madagascar. Gray Li is like jasmine with white flowers and has fragrance. Therefore, in recent years, flower farmers have called it "African Jasmine." (Reporter Lan Xiunan Intern Reporter He Danni/Wen Jian Chi Yuan Chen Nuan/Photo was provided by the Municipal Garden Center)

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