#RecordMy 2023#Little Daisy's Feast It's early morning from October 2nd to go to the National Botanical Garden Cherry Gully to see the 9 to 10 o'clock sequoia forest spray. It's just after 7 o'clock, in the subway

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A feast for little daisies

It's early morning on October 2nd, and I'm going to the National Botanical Garden Cherry Gully to see the 9 to 10 o'clock sequoia forest spray. It was only 7 o'clock when the subway was full of people, and the Xijiao Line to the Summer Palace, Botanical Garden, and Xiangshan was even more crowded.

Walk quickly to the metasequoia forest, what kind of spray?! After asking the patrolling security guards, I learned that only Saturdays and Sundays would spray. In fact, I planned to go on Sunday, October 1, National Day, but I overslept and changed the day. I can't help but sigh, I have to get up early and be greedy for darkness to see the scenery, and I have to hurry and try my luck!

Lost mulberry, reaped east. The National Botanical Garden in autumn can be said to be picturesque and beautiful. The begonia fruits scattered all over the mountains are red, orange, yellow and green, the unique chrysanthemum style is varied, the water lilies also show a smile, and the moon season emits a faint fragrance, and I am even more fascinated by the small daisies planted along the road.

Some of these small daisies are native to China, but most of them are imported from abroad and planted in small quantities. It is estimated that Qu Yuan, who used chrysanthemums for dinner ("Leaving the Trouble": "The fall of the morning drinking magnolia is dewy, and the fall of the autumn chrysanthemum at the evening meal. ), or Tao Yuanming, who leisurely picks chrysanthemums ("Drinking" Part 5: "Under the eastern fence of chrysanthemums, leisurely see the South Mountain. Haven't seen it.

The little daisies in autumn, seen individually, are ordinary and small, but they can be gathered together, but they can achieve a feast of thousands of purples and thousands of reds.