TheNaturePlanet

In November, the autumn air becomes increasingly thick, and the chill gradually creeps in. However, there are still many flowers blooming in nature during this season, adding a gorgeous touch of color to the somewhat desolate season.

Chrysanthemums are outstanding among the flowers in November. There are numerous varieties with rich colors, such as golden yellow, snow - white, and light purple, and their flower shapes also have their own characteristics. Chrysanthemums have the property of not fearing the cold frost. They stand proudly in the cold wind of November, showing a kind of tenacious beauty. They are often endowed with symbolic meanings such as noble purity and longevity. They have great ornamental value whether used in garden landscape arrangement or as indoor flower arrangements.

Begonia semperflorens still blooms in November. Its flowers are small and delicate, in cymes. The flower colors include pink, red, and white. The petals are thin and soft, as delicate as a maiden's cheeks. The leaves of Begonia semperflorens are bright green and shiny, oval or broadly oval. It has strong adaptability and can grow in various environments. It can bloom whether in sunny or semi - shaded places. This kind of flower is often used in the arrangement of flower beds and flower borders, and can also be used as an indoor potted plant.

Cyclamen blooms in November. Its flower shape is unique, with petals curling upwards like rabbit ears, so it is also called rabbit - ear flower. It has rich colors, including white, pink, red, purple, etc., and some also have beautiful patterns. The leaves of cyclamen are heart - shaped, with light - colored stripes, and are soft in texture, complementing the flowers. It is a flower that likes a cool environment and is often placed indoors to add a warm atmosphere to the home environment.

In places with suitable climates, bougainvillea can still bloom in November. In fact, its "flowers" are bracts. They are brightly colored, with colors such as red, purple, orange, and white, and are shaped like leaves, thin and soft. The real flowers of bougainvillea are very small, white or pale yellow, hidden among the bracts. Bougainvillea has a long flowering period and grows rapidly. It can be used for vertical greening in garden landscapes, as a flower hedge, etc., and can also be potted and shaped.

Zygocactus truncatus also blooms around November. The stem segments of Zygocactus truncatus are flat, with sharp serrations on the edges, shaped like crab claws, which is where its name comes from. It likes a warm, humid, and semi - shaded environment and is often used as an indoor potted flower. Zygocactus truncatus starts to bloom around November. Its flowers grow at the top of the stem segments, and the petals are long - oval, mostly pink, rose - red, or white.