Birthday Flower: Apple Blossom: The Flower of St. Gregory the Great, a missionary on the Black Sea coast in the third century A.D. Since ancient times, Christianity has been in the habit of associating saints with specific flowers, which is based on the fact that the Church often used blooming flowers to adorn the altar in honor of the saints! In medieval Catholic monasteries, flowers of all kinds were planted like garden centers. Over time, the Church combined the 366 days of the saints with different flowers to form the so-called Flower Calendar. At that time, most of the monasteries were located in Southern Europe, which has a Mediterranean climate and is very suitable for planting flowers. Apple blossom is an annual weed of the Solanaceae family, dedicated to St. Gregory the Great, a missionary on the Black Sea coast in the third century AD. Its origin is unknown, but today it is distributed all over the world, especially in warm places. Language: Trap This flower is a beautiful white trumpet-shaped flower, and the fruit, which resembles a western flower, is so beautiful that you can't help but eat it. However, this is its trap, as it is poisonous all over. The word for this flower is "trap". Blessed by this flower born of people, the appearance of the appearance of loyalty and honesty, but in fact, quite spicy, that is, the mouth is very poisonous.