Where is the gatehouse of a tea plum garden in Hubei?

Hubei Tea Plum Garden is located in Caishan Plum Garden in Huangmei County.

Cai Mei was named after growing up next to Jiangxin Temple in Caishan Town, Huangmei County, Hubei Province. Caishan is located about 35 kilometers southwest of Huangmei County. There is a temple in the mountains called Jiangxin Ancient Temple. There is a "Star-Picking Building" next to the temple for visiting objective stars and enjoying the moon.

The temple building was built by Zhidun, a monk in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and the golden plum beside the temple was planted by the monk himself. It often blooms twice a year and is said to be the only real "twice plum" known in China. The flowers are white and the stamens are pink, which has high ornamental and research value. This plum blossom has a history of 1 660 years since the Jin Dynasty. It is the oldest plum blossom birthday star in China and even the world, and one of the four Gu Mei in China.

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Among the four Gu Mei, the golden plum, which is regarded as a rare national treasure and a wonderful flower through the ages, is the most precious. Cai Mei, weather-beaten, brown crepe, dense moss, simple and old, winding. The tree is nearly 8 meters high, with a flat crown and a crown width of more than 7 meters. The whole plant is northward, with lush foliage. The trunk is divided into two branches at a distance of 1. 1m from the ground, and the branch perimeter is1.1m.

The basic wood at the root has been hollowed out and is transparent, and the injured surface accounts for about one third of the heartwood, but the bark is basically intact, which is an important reason for the survival of Gumei. Although the trunk of Gu Mei has been partially eroded in the long years, it has branched into large lateral branches to the south, leaving only 80 cm long branches.