Lycoris radiata, a perennial herb of Lycoris in Amaryllidaceae, has a nearly spherical bulb with a diameter of 1-3 cm. Leaves appear in autumn, and the leaves are narrow and banded, about 15cm long and 0.5cm wide. The top is dark dark green with a pink-green band in the middle. The flower stem is about 30 cm high; 2 involucral bracts, lanceolate, about 3.5 cm long and 0.5 cm wide; Umbellies have 4-7 flowers with bright red flowers; Perianth lobes narrowly oblanceolate, about 3 cm long and 0.5 cm wide, shrinking and rolling, perianth tube green, about 0.5 cm long; Stamens obviously protrude outside the perianth, which is about 1 times longer than the perianth. The flowering period is from August to September, and the fruiting period is 65438+1October.
Lycoris radiata is wild on wet hillsides and gullies. It is distributed in many places in China and also in Japan. This flower is cultivated and has high horticultural value.
First, Lycoris rubra (safflower on the other side, manzhushahua)
The scientific name of the opposite flower is Lycoris honghuaensis, and the Sanskrit alias is Lycoris manzhushahua, which is a perennial herb of Lycoris in Liliaceae. The flowers on the other side usually refer to Lycoris rubra, also known as Manzusha flowers.
Flowers are like dragon claws. Having bulbs shaped like onions; The leaves are clustered, slender and sharp, like garlic leaves, fleshy, striped, turquoise and white; Calyx solitary, terminal umbel. At the turn of summer and autumn, the flower stems come out of the ground, and the umbels are top-born, with 5 to 7 flowers, which are peculiar in red (besides red, there are white varieties), and the petals roll back like dragon claws. Flowers first, leaves later, leaves don't fall in winter, and leaves fall asleep in summer. Because flowers and leaves can't meet, Lycoris radiata is also called "heartless" flower.
Red flower language on the other side: Desperate love, beautiful independence, flowers and leaves on the other side will never meet, just like lovers who love each other but can't be together, with the meaning of despair and pain, the flowers on the other side have strong adaptability and can grow in wet streams and dry crevice soil.
Red flowers on the other side
Second, Lycoris radiata (white flowers on the other side, Datura flower)
The flower on the other side is a perennial herb of Lycoris in Amaryllidaceae. Flowers are like dragon claws. Having bulbs shaped like onions; The leaves are clustered, slender and sharp, like garlic leaves, fleshy, striped, turquoise and white; Calyx solitary, terminal umbel. At the turn of summer and autumn, the flower stems come out of the ground, and the umbels are top-born, with 5 to 7 flowers, which are peculiar in red (besides red, there are white varieties), and the petals roll back like dragon claws. Flowers first, leaves later, leaves don't fall in winter, and leaves fall asleep in summer. Because flowers and leaves can't meet, Lycoris radiata is also called "heartless" flower.
White flowers on the other shore: endless thoughts and desperate love. The gobbledygook is a kind of heartless flower, which has different meanings in different countries and blooms with heartless beauty.
On the other side are white flowers
Third, Huangshi garlic (suddenly laughing)
Huangshi garlic (suddenly laughing) is a perennial herb flower of Lycoris in Amaryllidaceae. Bulb ovoid; Leaf sword shape; Umbellies with 4-8 flowers and yellow flowers; Perianth lobes on the back have pale green edges, stamens slightly protrude outside the perianth, and filaments are yellow; Capsule with triangular shape, ventral dehiscence; Seeds few, subglobose.
Laugh and enjoy the sunshine and wet environment, such as wet hillsides, rocks and cliffs, but can also withstand semi-cloudy and dry environment, with a little cold tolerance and strong vitality, and no strict requirements on soil. If the soil is fertile and the drainage is good, the flowers will flourish.
Lycoris flavescens (suddenly laughing) Flower language: power, endless struggle, also represents the dispute between status and power, and love is also full of struggle and status. Because yellow represents status in ancient times, only people with prominent positions can use yellow. People will fight for status and rights, so the yellow flowers on the other side have this gorgeous meaning.
Lycoris flavescens
Iv. Lycoris radiata straw
Lycoris radiata, alias Red Yellowstone Garlic, is a perennial herb flower of Lycoris in Amaryllidaceae. Bulbs are approximately spherical; Leaf band; Umbellies, with 5-7 flowers, with straw color; There are a few pink stripes or spots scattered on the ventral surface of perianth lobes, which disappear when they bloom and are oblanceolate; Stamens obviously protrude outside the perianth; Ovary subglobose.
Lycoris radiata is distributed in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and other places in China, and mostly grows on wet hillsides.
Lycoris radiata straw
Five, variable brocade flower (variable brocade Lycoris radiata)
Rhododendron elegans, also known as Lycoris radiata, is a perennial herb flower of Lycoris in Amaryllidaceae, which is native to the earth. Bulb ovoid, early spring leaves, leaves articulated. The flower stem is about 60 cm high; 2 involucral bracts. Umbrella, with 4-6 flowers, light purple. Stamens are almost as long as perianth. Capsule with trigonous, loculicidal. Seeds subglobose, black.
China, Anhui, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Hubei and other places are mostly born in wet hillsides or bamboo forests.
spider lily
Six, Lycoris radiata
Lycoris radiata, a perennial herbaceous flower of Lycoris in Amaryllidaceae, is terrestrial. Bulbs are approximately spherical; Leaves banded; Umbellies, with 5 flowers, rose-red flowers; Perianth lobes are oblanceolate, moderately rolled back and shrunk, and the perianth tube length is about1cm; Stamens protrude outside the perianth. Autumn leaves, banded, light green, with obvious light color in the middle.
Lycoris radiata is distributed in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and other places in China, and mostly grows on wet slopes and cracks.
Lycoris pink
Seven, deer onion
Deer onion, a perennial herb flower of Lycoris in Amaryllidaceae, is terrestrial. Bulbs are oval. Leaves come out in autumn, the leaves are banded and the top is blunt and round. Umbrella, with 4-8 flowers, light purple. Perianth lobes oblanceolate, slightly shriveled at the base of margin. Stamens are almost as long as perianth lobes. The style protrudes slightly from the perianth.
Deer onions are distributed in Shandong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and other places in China, mostly in the wet places of ravines and streams. Japan and Korea are also distributed.
Deer onion
Eight, Lycoris radiata
Lycoris radiata, a perennial herbaceous flower of Lycoris in Amaryllidaceae, is terrestrial. Bulbs are oval; Leaf band; The bud is white, white when it first blooms, and gradually turns into flesh red; Perianth lobes are scattered with red stripes on the ventral surface; Stamens are almost as long as perianth, and pistil slightly protrudes from perianth.
Lycoris radiata is distributed in Hubei, Yunnan and other places in China, and is mostly born in wet hillsides and crevices.
spider lily
Nine, LYCORIS Anhui
Lycoris Anhui, a perennial herbaceous flower of Lycoris of Amaryllidaceae, is terrestrial. Plants are hairless and have banded leaves; Umbrella with yellow flowers; Perianth lobes obovate-lanceolate, spreading, slightly contracted at the base; The pistil protrudes slightly from the perianth.
Lycoris Anhui is distributed in Anhui Province, Jiangsu Province and other places in China, and mostly grows in the crevices on the hillside.
Lycoris Anhui
Ten, China Lycoris radiata
Lycoris radiata, a perennial herbaceous flower of Lycoris in Amaryllidaceae, is terrestrial. Plants are hairless, with banded leaves and rounded tops; Umbrella with yellow flowers; Perianth lobes with yellowish edges on the back, oblanceolate. The flowering period is July-August and the fruiting period is September.
Lycoris radiata from China is distributed in Henan, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and other places in China, and mostly grows in wet places on hillsides.
Lycoris China
Xi。 Lycoris kwangsiensis
Lycoris Guangxi is a perennial herbaceous flower of Lycoris of Amaryllidaceae, which is terrestrial. Bulbs are oval; Leaves narrowly banded; Umbellies with 3-6 yellow flowers; Perianth lobes have brush-like red stripes on the ventral surface, stamens are as long as perianth, and pistils extend out of perianth.
Lycoris kwangsiensis is distributed in Guangxi and other places in China, and mostly grows in wet hillsides and miscellaneous forests.
Lycoris kwangsiensis
Twelve, Lycoris radiata
Lycoris radiata, a perennial herbaceous flower of Lycoris in Amaryllidaceae, is terrestrial. Bulbs are oval; Leaves banded; Umbellies, with 6-8 flowers, are milky white after opening; Perianth lobes oblanceolate, stamens nearly equal or slightly protruding from perianth, pistil slightly longer than perianth, stigma rosy. Medium pattern, pink bud, milky yellow when opening, gradually becoming milky white, with a small amount of pink stripes scattered on the ventral surface, red ribs on the back, inverted needle-shaped, moderately shrunk and rolled back; Leaves come out in spring.
Lycoris radiata is distributed in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and other places in China, and mostly grows on hillsides. It is also distributed in Japan.
Lettuce and Lycoris radiata
Thirteen, Lycoris Jiangsu
Lycoris Jiangsu, a perennial herbaceous flower of Lycoris of Amaryllidaceae, is terrestrial. The plant is hairless, the leaves are striped, dark green, and there are obvious light stripes in the middle; Umbellies with white flowers; Perianth lobes have green ribs on the back, oblanceolate, and stamens obviously protrude from perianth. Strength folding and rewinding; Leaves that unfold in autumn are also strip-shaped and about 1.2cm~ 1.5cm wide.
Lycoris Jiangsu is distributed in China, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and other places, and mostly grows on wet hillsides.
Lycoris Jiangsu
Fourteen, Lycoris Shaanxi
Lycoris Shaanxi, a perennial herbaceous flower of Lycoris of Amaryllidaceae, is terrestrial. Bulbs are approximately spherical; Leaves banded; Umbellies, with 5-8 flowers, white, with a few reddish stripes scattered on the ventral surface of perianth lobes and red ribs on the back, rolled back and slightly shrunk; Stamens are shorter than perianth, and filaments are purplish red; Pistil slightly protrudes from perianth, and the top of style is purple.
Lycoris Shaanxi is distributed in China, Shaanxi and Sichuan provinces and grows on the hillside.
Lycoris Shaanxi
Fifteen, Dengzhanhua
Lycoris radiata, a perennial herbaceous flower of Lycoris in Amaryllidaceae, is terrestrial. Bulbs are approximately spherical; Leaves banded; Umbellies, with 6-7 flowers, peach-red buds, milky yellow when opening, gradually becoming milky white; Perianth lobes obovate-lanceolate, stamens shorter than perianth, pistils nearly as long as perianth. Early spring leaves, banded leaves, green, blunt and round at the top, and the light band in the middle is not obvious.
Lycoris breviscapus is distributed in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Jiangxi and other places in China, and mostly grows on wet hillsides.