Season and month of flowering

Roses (spring)-May to June; Peony flower (spring)-May; Rhododendron (spring)-April to June; Orchids (spring)-April to May; Jasmine (summer)-May to August; Osmanthus fragrans (autumn)-September ~ 65438+ 10; Chimonanthus praecox (winter)-65438+February ~ March. Chimonanthus praecox, a plant of Chimonanthus in Chimonanthaceae, is an ideal and precious flower for viewing flowers in winter. Jasmine, a plant of Jasminum in Oleaceae, is a famous raw material of scented tea and an important raw material of essence.

About Chimonanthus praecox

Chimonanthus praecox, a deciduous shrub, is often clustered. The leaves are opposite, elliptic-ovate to ovate-lanceolate, and the flowers are born in the axils of biennial branches, with flowers first and leaves later, which are fragrant and 2~4 cm in diameter; Tepals are round, oblong, obovate, oval or spoon-shaped, hairless, filaments are longer than or equal to anthers, anthers are curved, hairless, styles are three times as long as ovaries, and hairs are at the base. Receptacle is nearly lignified, its mouth is contracted, and there are hairy creatures that are drilled and lanceolate. Leaves bloom first in late winter.

Propagation method of jasmine flower

Cutting: April-June, 65438+ 10. Select the mature branches of 1, cut them into more than two cuttings, remove the lower leaves, insert them on the semi-sand bed, and cover them with plastic film to keep the air humidity high. It takes about 40-60 days to take root.