499 words of composition describing osmanthus fragrans

It's the season of osmanthus fragrance again. The pot of osmanthus on my balcony is in full bloom as scheduled, and the charming fragrance fills the whole room, which makes me intoxicated.

Osmanthus fragrans is a woody plant, which can grow into a very tall tree in the south and can only grow in flowerpots in the north. According to color and flowering time, it is divided into Jingui, Yin Gui, Dangui and Sijigui. Jingui is a golden flower, and my osmanthus is Jingui's.

My osmanthus tree is a small tree as tall as me. It looks a bit like poplar, but there are many differences when you look closely. The leaves of osmanthus trees are opposite to each other. They don't shed their leaves all year round, and they are still full of green trees in winter. Its vitality made me forget winter.

As the saying goes, "peaches and plums bloom in spring and March, and flowers are fragrant in autumn." Every autumn, the weather gradually turns cold, and the trees in the street fall leaves. When many flowers withered, my osmanthus tree quietly sprouted buds and began to bloom. Before flowering, the bud is only as big as a big rice grain, emitting a faint fragrance; After the flowers bloom, the fragrance is stronger, which can be smelled from far away, and the fragrance of flowers can guide people to find it in the room. This flower is as big as two or three grains of rice. The green calyx holds five yellow petals, and the filamentous orange flower stands out in the middle. The little flower is so delicate that you dare not touch it for fear of knocking it down. Clusters of golden flowers are lovely, and the fragrance gives people a sense of the purity and elegance of osmanthus.

The fragrance of osmanthus not only makes people feel refreshed, but also purifies the air and removes the unpleasant smell in the room. Osmanthus fragrans is really a good flower.

Osmanthus fragrans blooms in the autumn when everything is dying, giving off a refreshing fragrance, which makes me feel its vigorous vitality. I love osmanthus!