Magnolia Garden

The South China Botanical Garden of the Chinese Academy of Sciences is the largest botanical garden in Lingnan with a wide variety of plants. It is both a base for scientific research and a scenic AAAA scenic spot in the beautiful country. It is located on the Tropic of Cancer and is naturally a paradise for tropical subtropical plants. Magnolia plants are temperate, subtropical and tropical plants, such as magnolia trees, but the dimensions are different and the appearance is slightly different. The magnolia trees north of South China are all blooming in early spring, flowers fall long leaves, and the magnolia in South China is flowers and leaves grow together. Share a few photos of magnolia garden.

The magnolias planted here are in full bloom in February and March, with purple, white, yellow, many varieties, large bowls of flowers, and no leaves when the flowers bloom. Although the location is relatively remote, there are still many tourists.

After Jiangyuan and Zhuyuan, follow Mulan Road to the end and you will arrive at Mulan Garden. It is early spring, and the most prosperous in the park is the Red Yun Er Qiao Mulan. The best viewing period of Mulan is 1-5 month. In Guangzhou, there are many magnolia gardens, such as Pearl River Park, but not as many varieties as the South China Botanical Garden (there are 200 species), nor so large (here covers an area of 225 mu).

Qingqing grassland, very natural taste, really good

The sky is so blue, there is a trace of white clouds floating in the blue sky, the sun is smiling at us. Our family went to Guangzhou South China Botanical Garden to play magnolia round. When I came to Mulan Garden, the first thing I saw was rows of high birch trees by the road, Grandma said in surprise: so straight tree trunks, should be made of cement, right? If it is not made by artificial, how can it be so smooth, so strong! Grandma said this, and immediately made us laugh. I tried to hold the big tree with my hands, but the big trees were too thick to hold. Around the birch forest, we went straight to the orchid garden, which was full of various orchids. What impressed me most was the bee-like orchid on the flower, and I gave it a nice name to pick the orchid. Bypassing the orchid, we came to the treasure of the town garden here, the bird garden. I looked and cried: Wow, so many small birds! I was about to run to catch one, and Grandma smiled and said, "Silly boy, this is not a bird, it is a flower! Flower? I really don't believe my ears and eyes, this, it is a flower! They are really like a jasper-made peacock, hanging in strings! They have small heads, fat bodies, and pointed tails, which is amazing! We visited the sparrows and visited other places.