The most common flowers in spring

1. Tulip

Tulips prefer plenty of sunlight, but can also grow in semi-shady environments. They are not resistant to low temperatures. Their flower language is elegance, nobility, thoughtfulness, and competence. Because of its different flower colors, its flower language is also different. The language of red tulips is passion; the language of pink tulips is happiness; the language of white tulips is elegance and purity; the language of purple tulips is loyalty; and the language of yellow tulips gives people a noble feeling, and its language is eternal friendship.

2. Ivy

Ivy is a plant that prefers a cool environment. It is suitable for growing in a well-ventilated environment. When caring for ivy, it is best to apply a thin layer of fertilizer once every month or so. Be careful not to use too high a concentration of fertilizer, otherwise root burn may occur, seriously affecting the growth of the plant.

3. Gardenia

Gardenia is an evergreen shrub. It not only looks beautiful, but also has high medicinal value. It has a good effect on reducing inflammation and removing heat. Gardenia likes acidic soil, so you can mix an appropriate amount of organic fertilizer into the soil when planting. Gardenia is afraid of waterlogging, so when watering, you must pay attention to the number and amount of watering, and follow the principle of watering when the soil is dry and wet.

4. Chlorophytum

Chlorophytum is a perennial evergreen plant of the Asparagaceae family. Its flowers are white and very beautiful. Its stems are relatively short and thick, and its leaves are sword-shaped. The length of the leaves can generally reach about 30 cm, and the width of the leaves is about two centimeters. Chlorophytum likes warm and humid environment, so when caring for it, you must pay attention to giving it enough water. Chlorophytum likes a semi-shaded and semi-sunny environment. You cannot place the Chlorophytum directly in direct sunlight, otherwise its leaves may turn yellow.