Bougainvillea photographs show colored bracts around smaller flowers. Compare the plant's branching habit and nursery label before choosing a cultivar for a container.
The morphological characteristics of Delta plum
Delta plum is an evergreen climbing shrub. The branches and leaves grow lush, with small thorns, and there are also stabs. Triangle plum will bloom small yellow -green flowers, without obvious petals, like a small funnel. However, the main ornamental parts of the bougainvillea are bracts. Its buds are large and obvious, with oval, and the colors are brilliant. There are bright red, orange -yellow, purple -red, milky white, etc.
The ornamental nature of Delta is still very high.
Triangle's flower language
The flower language of the Delta: enthusiasm, toughness, and stubborn forge. There is another layer of meaning and another flower language: "No true love is a kind of sadness."
The symbol of Delta is enthusiastic, tough, and stubbornly forging ahead.
Delta plum picture
The green leaves are lined with purple Yanran, and it feels like quite poetic.
The white bougainvillea feels very beautiful and elegant.
The red Delta plum is really a very enthusiastic color, and it is beautiful.
Triangle plum, three purple buds, like a righteous triangle, still blooming with small flowers.
Triangle Plum Flower Picture
In fact, compared to the bright buds, the flowers of Delta plum are inconspicuous.
The flowers of the Delta seem to be like a small funnel, just like a small funnel.
Is it deceived by the bright colors? In fact, the small hand in the middle is the flower of the Delta.
From this point of view, the look of Delta is very similar to hydrangea, but these two are still very different.
Triangle plum bonsai picture
Does this bonsai look a little quaint, as people described, antique and ancient.
At first glance, this is like the red flowers full of trees. Is it very bright?
It really needs patience when doing bonsai to make such a winding triangle bonsai. It is very stylish!
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