Types and pictures of Begonia flowers

Whether in ancient times or in today's society, many literati have a special liking for the beautiful crabapple flowers and have written many texts praising them. In fact, crabapple flowers are a beautiful ornamental flower with many different varieties. In order to let everyone better know and understand crabapple flowers, today I will organize the types and pictures of crabapple flowers and share them with everyone here.

Types and pictures of Begonia flowers

1. Weeping Begonia

The weeping crabapple is a common variety of crabapple. It has narrow and thick leaves, slender and drooping pedicels, mostly red, and produces oval fruits after the flowers fade. This type of crabapple can also be divided into several different varieties, such as single-petal crabapple and double-petal crabapple.

2. Begonia

The Western Mansion Begonia is also called the small-fruited Begonia, and is a common member of the Begonia family. It is said that this kind of Begonia grew in the Western Mansion during the ancient Jin Dynasty, where it was named the Western Mansion Begonia. This name has been passed down and has not changed to this day. When this kind of Begonia is not in bloom, the buds are red. After blooming, the color fades and turns pink. The flowers are relatively large, and mostly exist in clusters of four to seven.

3. Malus chinensis

Malus chinensis, also known as papaya malus, is a deciduous shrub with a height of one to two meters. Its leaves are ovate and its flowers grow in clusters, often in groups of three or five. Its flowering period is between March and May each year. Malus chinensis is mostly found in North China and Northwest China. It is the most common ornamental plant in lawns and gardens. Its fruit can be used as medicine and can also be made into potted plants for home cultivation.