It has been sealed in the warehouse for more than a month, and now it is implementing "quiet period" management. Walking after dinner, I encountered a "flower wall" in the corner of the park, and a cluster of small white flowers bloomed, like a waterfall. I suddenly became interested in flowers, but unfortunately I didn't know what the name of this flower was, so I searched on the Internet.
At first, I thought it was Qilixiang: also known as thyme, wanlixiang, moon orange, etc., which belonged to a small evergreen shrub with white flowers and leaves with a particularly fragrant and good smell. There are five kinds of plants in total, namely moon orange, wood incense, seven lixiang, large-leaf boxwood and sea tree. But it doesn't look like it, keep looking...
Finally, the same picture was found. Originally, this flower was called windmill jasmine, also known as Italian stone. It is a vine with beautiful flowers, five small white petals "rotating" around the yellow core, like a rotating small windmill leaf, hence the name; its petal shape resembles the Sanskrit "swastika" character mantra, hence the name "swastika jasmine".
This spell is universally used as a sign of happiness, auspiciousness, and eternity, so the flower language is: noble character, happiness and auspiciousness.
However, most oleander plants are poisonous, as are the windmill jasmine. The toxins spread by the branches and leaves of the windmill jasmine can burn the skin, even cause nausea, vomiting, and, in severe cases, shock.
