Campanula belongs to the flower language: Campanula belongs to the flower language: gratitude, jealousy, creation, distant blessing, gentle love, loyalty, justice, gentle health, I love you, let go.
Explain hyacinthus orientalis's knowledge expansion in flower language;
1. Gentle and healthy: This Jason Chung flower from southern Europe is a common herb flower in small gardens in late spring and early summer in Europe. It lacks the beauty of roses and the fragrance of lilies, so it is most suitable for expressing tender love. Just like a midsummer night, lovers sit under a moonlight tree and whisper to each other, which is gentle and sweet and makes people intoxicated at once.
I love you: Campanula has a habit, that is, it likes cool summer and mild winter climate, and it likes loose, fertile and well-drained loam. This is the season of love. Wearing a thin chiffon skirt and a long ponytail, the girl stood shyly in the sun waiting for this cheerful little boy, but at the moment she looked at her sweetheart in a daze, but she was too nervous to say anything. It's still winter night, and the boy sends his girlfriend to the door, and the cold wind makes people tremble. Suddenly, the girl turned to smile, her lovely face turned red, and the boy's heart suddenly turned red. The taste of first love is sweet, drunk and fascinated.
3. Thanks: When managing the Irish hyacinthus orientalis, pay attention to wintering and cold protection, and need a low-temperature greenhouse. The Yangtze River basin needs cold bed protection. When the seedlings pass the summer, they should be shaded to a certain extent to avoid strong sunlight. Just like this flower, you are a grateful person, and you will remember the kindness of others. However, you are extremely self-centered, believe in your feelings, are a little indifferent to others, and care so much about others' shortcomings that friends around you dare not approach you easily and gradually become isolated. Complex personality is a major feature of bellflower. Careful care and management will make love last forever. The corolla of campanula is cup-shaped, so two flower languages are derived: jealousy and tolerance.
4. Jealousy: Planting hyacinthus orientalis has strict requirements on water control: the substrate can be slightly dry between watering, but the plants cannot wither due to lack of water. The legendary bellflower is loved by Apollo, the sun god. The jealous westerly wind threw the disc on the head of the wind chimes, and blood splashed on the ground, and the wind chimes blossomed. Therefore, its flower language is jealousy. Anyone who is blessed by this flower has a strong desire for exclusivity and hopes that his lover will belong to him for 24 hours. However, this is likely to be counterproductive!
Let go: the flower language of Campanula is I love you. However, do you know that it has another meaning? The growth period of Campanula is similar to that of Begonia. Campanula starts to grow slowly, but before the root system grows, the plants should be moved to the last pot. Children and girls finally broke up in order to find their own ideals. On the side of the train station that brings people loss and expectation, the boy stroked the girl's face without saying a word. In the face of the lover's departure, the best thing he can do is probably to help the girl carry her backpack. The girl got on the train. The moment she got on the train was also the moment he let go. They laughed. There is a saying that "the one who loves most lets go first". Losing love is a short-term pain, but when you see hyacinthus orientalis, good luck will come to you and the door of love will open for you.
6. Creativity: The saint this flower commemorates is the Archbishop of Campania, Italy in the 5th century A.D. His artistic talent has created many beautiful poems for people. So the flower language of this flower is-creativity. The person blessed by this flower has excellent creativity, so he has an attractive artistic temperament, independent personality and doesn't like to rely on others.
Romantic poetry:
Clematis purpurea
Campanula smiles at the wonderful night sky;
The wind gently blows itself;
Sweet wind chimes are floating around;
The genus Campanula is intoxicated in the wind;
A grass will have a dream.
In this strange world;
Whether the dream will come true;
Just chase that direction;
Never give up.
A glimmer of hope;
Destiny is in your hands;
My bellflower, best wishes.