The language of canna flowers

The language of canna flowers

The flower language of canna: a bright future. Lian Zhao Guizi, stick to it.

According to Buddhism, canna is a large flower that was transformed from the blood of the Buddha's toes. Canna lilies blooming in the sun and hot weather make people feel its strong will to exist.

Canna has lush branches and leaves, large and colorful flowers, and a long flowering period. It blooms during the hot season with few flowers, which can greatly enrich the colors and seasonal changes in landscaping, making the garden landscape clear, beautiful and natural. It not only beautifies people's lives, but also absorbs harmful substances such as sulfur dioxide, hydrogen chloride, and carbon dioxide. It has good resistance. Although the leaves are easily damaged, they will grow new leaves after being damaged and resume growth quickly. It is an ideal flower for greening, beautifying and purifying the environment.

The legend of canna

It is said that a long time ago, there lived a few fairies in heaven who could not stand the loneliness and secretly left the palace. When they shifted their gaze to Changtan, they couldn't help but sigh, what beautiful mountains, rivers and waters! Decided to take a trip to the mortal world.

The fairies pressed down the clouds and landed on the bank of Changtan River. They broke off a twig and turned it into a paddle; they picked a leaf and blew air into a boat. They swam leisurely, rowing and playing, singing and laughing, which attracted the aquatic creatures in the pond to float on the water and watch, full of envy. After midnight, they abandoned the boat and went ashore. They walked along the mountain path and entered a narrow passage. They saw a waterfall cascading down and the water was as clear as a mirror. The fairies could not help themselves and took off their outer clothes. They jumped into the pool one by one and chased each other and played in the water. Mountain birds chirped. It was daybreak and the fairies could no longer return to heaven, so they turned into graceful cannas, as if they would always smile and welcome visitors from all directions.