Hibiscus Bush Perennial
Hibiscus shrub perennials
There are flowers and trees in the world, its name is Hibiscus shrub, and its nature is perennial. When spring comes, the warm sun shines at the beginning, and the permafrost gradually thaws, the wood sprouts and spits green, and the new leaves are like emerald jade, fresh and agile, trembling in the breeze, like the joy of welcoming spring.
When summer comes, it is very lush. Under the leaves between the branches, the buds are looming. Not long after, the flowers bloom like clouds, or pink or purple, delicate and dazzling. The petals are light, the texture is silky, and the heart is golden, attracting the bees and butterflies, shuttling through them, buzzing and bustling.
Autumn frost rises at first, and all the fragrances shake off, but although the color of hibiscus fades, it is still a little stubborn. Although the leaves are gradually dyed slightly yellow, they still stick to the branches, as if they can't bear to part ways with autumn.
Winter snow is flying, and hibiscus is temporarily resting from vitality. The branches stand proudly in the snow, hiding vitality in the ground. When the spring breeze comes next year, it will rejuvenate and flourish.
Looking at the perennial state of hibiscus shrubs, I feel the wonder of natural creation. During the reincarnation of the four seasons, it is punctual and festive, and the interpretation of life is a wonderful scene between heaven and earth.
