Today in Beiwu Park, I saw a patch of aquatic plants with yellow flowers, and I checked it, and it turned out to be a wattle cai.
It is a wild vegetable commonly grown in the south, and it is a shallow water plant. The stems are slender, soft and multi-branched, creeping and rooting on nodes, floating on the surface of water or growing in the soil. The leaves resemble a smaller version of a water lily, delicate and chic, and the flowers are bright yellow. Tender and juicy, no peculiar smell, and has certain nutritional value, so small animals love to eat, and to this day, there are still some places to catch and chop to feed pigs and poultry. However, in ancient times when food was scarce, this was the wild vegetables used by the watery southern people to cook and even feed themselves.
In the first verse of the verse it is written: "Guan Guan Ji Dove, in the River Continent." My Fair Lady, a gentleman. Jagged cabbage, left and right flow. My Fair Lady, I want it. ”
Let the cay become the first grass of the Book of Poetry.
