During the May Day holiday, we stayed at home in order not to add congestion to the people of the motherland. But May Day is the wedding concentration period, friends and relatives children get married, still have to go to the wedding, so this year's May Day small holiday, we are either attending the wedding of a friend's daughter, or on the way to attend the wedding of a relative's son...
Yesterday morning we walked again (scared by the holiday traffic jam) to attend the wedding of a friend's son, and on the way to walk, we were attracted by the strange flowers blooming from a few small bushes on the side of the road, stopping to look at these flowers, like a pair of birds perched on small branches, all blooming in pairs, so happy. Check with "variety", it turns out that this flower is concave vein sage.
Salvia microphylla, also known as small-leaf sage, is a perennial herbaceous plant in the family Lamiaceae, native to Mexico. The plant is about 1 meter tall and shrub-like, with slender branches and fragrant leaves. The leaves are oval in shape, the veins are sunken, mashed and fragrant. In warm places are evergreens that bloom all year round.
The concave sage flowers resemble small bird tail wings, delicate and small, beautiful and cute.
When the concave sage flowers bloom, they are often a little red between white, or a red coat showing a white neck, or a white coat, or a red coat, regardless of the dress, they are all wearing the same color of couple outfits, open in pairs.
Just when a breeze blows, the slender branches sway in the wind, and the red, red, white and white pairs of flowers on the branches are like a pair of birds flying in the wind, and the concave vein sage is really the fairy companion in the flower, which is enviable!
People should be in pairs, and flowers should bloom together. This may be a good sign for the marriage of a friend's son, I wish a couple a good marriage and happiness for a hundred years!
