What flowers will bloom in the first month?

Osmanthus fragrans is also called Huang Meihua, Xiangmei and Xiangmu. Osmanthus fragrans has developed roots, heads and necks, opposite leaves, long oval appearance and unsmooth surface. The annual flowering period is1February to February of the following year. The key list of common osmanthus varieties includes Osmanthus fragrans, Osmanthus fragrans, Osmanthus fragrans with flowers and Osmanthus fragrans with dog's paw.

2. camellia

Camellia, also known as Camellia, is a green plant of Camellia in Theaceae. Camellia is rich in form, solemn and elegant, and is one of the top ten traditional famous flowers in China. The flowering period varies from species to species, and/kloc-0 is open from October to April of the following year. Camellia, as a skin care product, can soften the skin and remove spots.

3. Clivia

Clivia is a perennial woody plant of Clivia in Amaryllidaceae. Its main stem is soft, handsome and graceful, and it is famous for its delicate and charming flowers. The flowering period is 30-50 days, mainly in spring and winter, and it is also open to the public from New Year's Day to Spring Festival.

4, longevity flower

Native to South America. Fleshy, short clumps of plants produced by thick and bright leaves, evergreen all the year round, planted in the open field in spring, summer and autumn as mosaic raw materials,/kloc-give dazzling petals from February to April of the following year, each branch can reach dozens. The flowering period lasts for four and a half months, hence the name longevity flower. It is an ideal potted flower for giving to relatives and friends and the elderly during New Year's Day and Spring Festival holidays.

5.poinsettia

Poinsettia is generally 60 cm to 3 m high, and dark green leaves are about 7 to 16 cm long. The topmost leaves are orange-red, bright red or white, so they are often misunderstood as petals, while the real flowers are in the middle of the leaves. The flowering period lasts from1February to February of the following year, which coincides with Christmas and New Year's Day, and is especially suitable for the festive atmosphere of traditional festivals.