Begonia lilacinus

Lilac is a deciduous shrub or small tree of Syringa in Oleaceae. It is the abbreviation of Clove (Clove of Oleaceae, also known as Clove and Clove, distributed in temperate regions from southeastern Europe to East Asia). Lilac is a famous garden flower because its stems are slender and fragrant. The inflorescence is huge, the flowering period is lush, the color is elegant and fragrant, the habit is strong, the cultivation is simple, and it is widely cultivated and applied in gardens.

Begonia is the general name and common name of many plants of Malus and several plants of Chaenomeles. The representative plants Begonia and Chaenomeles are Rosaceae shrubs or small trees, which are famous ornamental trees in China and widely cultivated everywhere. Gardening varieties include pink double petals and white double petals.