Heather flower is called rogue flower because its smell is similar to fishy smell and pungent. Although many cities regard heather as urban landscape and greening plants at present, it often causes strong spit because of this smell.

Although heather has a high ornamental value, it is said by word of mouth that heather's flowers are labeled as "the dirtiest flower", "the evil demon king in flowers", "rogue flower" and "the most indecent", which is called "the pain of breathing".

Every spring, heather blossoms, giving off the original breath of legendary life, as pungent as hawthorn. It's called the spring time bomb. Some people say it is the dirtiest and most rogue, because its unspeakable taste is very similar to that of human semen secretion. In a word, Heather's notoriety is certain.

morphological character

Evergreen shrubs or medium-sized trees, 3-6 meters high, sometimes up to 12 meters; Branches brownish gray, all hairless; Winter buds are ovoid, with brown scales and hairless. Leaf blade is leathery, oblong, obovate or obovate-elliptic, 9-22 cm long and 3-6.5 cm wide, with rounded or broadly wedge-shaped tip and sparse glandular serrations at the edge.

Near the base, the whole edge is bright, the midvein is fluffy when young, and the two sides are hairless when mature, and the midvein is remarkable, with 25-30 pairs of lateral veins; Petiole is stout, 2-4 cm long, fluffy when young, and glabrous later.

Flowering from June to July, the inflorescence of the compound umbrella room is terminal, with a diameter of10-16 cm; Total pedicels and pedicels are glabrous, and pedicels are 3-5 mm long; Flowers dense, 6-8 mm in diameter; Calyx tube cup-shaped, about 65438 0 mm long, glabrous; Sepals are broadly triangular, about 65438 0 mm long, with acute apex and no hair; Petals are white, nearly round, 3-4 mm in diameter, and hairless inside and outside.