Good words to describe rapeseed flowers are fresh, free, refreshing, golden and so on.

Good Sentences:

1, Most of the flowers of rapeseed flowers last for about half a month, and each flower withers and bears many small seeds, which are rapeseed, and can be used to squeeze clear oil. The smell of rapeseed is very special, you can only smell it with the breeze to smell its simple fragrance, intoxicating.

2, close to a closer look, canola flowers ordinary can not be more ordinary. She does not have the rose's tenderness, nor the peony's richness, not to mention the daffodil's gracefulness, she is only a simple four small petals, the usual golden color is all her color, but many branches of the usual small flowers together, all the petals compactly together, the dazzling golden color, as if more gorgeous than the sun.

3. The classic part of the whole canola, needless to say, is of course the bulb. The flower bulb is at the top of the stem, which is golden in color and has crystal dewdrops rolling on it. From a distance it looks like a single flower it, but up close you'll see that the bulb is a collection of dozens of tiny flowers.

Rapeseed Introduction:

1, rapeseed, also known as brassica, rape, European rape, Cruciferae Brassicaceae. Rape flower up to 50 centimeters high, stem erect, branched; young leaves are frosted with pink, racemes corymbose; long horn fruit linear, seeds spherical; flowering period in March-April, fruiting period in April-May.

2, its origin in Europe and Central Asia around, in China is widely cultivated, to the Yangtze River basin and south of the most everywhere. For one of the main oil crops. It has the efficacy of dispersing blood and reducing swelling. It is used for treating laborious vomiting of blood, bloody diarrhea, dengteng, feverish sores, and breast carbuncle.

3, describing the rapeseed flowers of the ancient poetry of the Song Dynasty Fan Chengda's "four times the garden miscellany of its fifteenth" "butterflies into the cauliflower, the day is long, no guests to the field home. Chickens fly over the hedge and dogs bark at the sinuses, knowing that there are travelers coming to buy tea."