Discover the crape myrtle’s origins, long blooming season, unique bark, and deep cultural symbolism—from ancient Chinese astronomy to modern gardens worldwide.
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As November arrives, many regions across China enter the best season to admire ginkgo trees. Last weekend, I made a special trip to Qingshan Temple in Wuxi to enjoy the ginkgo. Qingshan Temple, with a history of over 1,400 years, was first built during the Liang Dynasty (535–545 AD). Known as one of the “480
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The Leopard Plant (Farfugium japonicum) is an evergreen perennial admired for its bold foliage and ability to thrive in shaded gardens. With glossy, rounded leaves and bright yellow blooms in autumn, it adds year‑round interest and structure. Easy to care for, this plant is a striking choice for low‑light landscapes.
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