Hibiscus Hardy Giant
Remember the strange flower
There is a strange flower in the world, called Hibiscus Hardy Giant. Its shape is extraordinary, and its appearance is extraordinary. Among the many fragrances, it shows its unique rhyme.
The leaves of this flower are huge and stretched, like a jade plate, with clear veins and delicate textures. The color of its leaves is green and green, and the depth is consistent, or as thick as a pool, or as light as green, the breeze is blowing, and the leaves are shaking like green waves.
As for the flowers, they are even more magnificent. The flowers are as big as a plate and bloom like clouds. The petals are layered on top of each other, delicate and soft, like a colored silk carefully cut. The flowers are gorgeous, as red as fire, as pink as the morning glow, as white as snow, or monochromatic pure, or multi-colored blending, intertwining with each other, and the beauty is indescribable. The stamens are golden, like stars dotted in them, and the stamens are slender, trembling with the wind, like a sentimental Maimai, emitting a long fragrance, attracting bees and butterflies, lingering in them, dancing and dancing.
Where it grows, although there is no fertile soil to paste the soil, it can flourish with its tenacity. In the wilderness, with the wind as a company, with the bright moon as a friend, facing the frost and snow, after the cold and summer, it will not change its mind. Looking at this Hibiscus Hardy Giant, I feel its tenacity, its outstanding posture, and the wonder of creation. I write to remember it.
