Describe the appearance of peach blossoms.

Describe the appearance of peach blossoms:

1. These peach blossoms are red like fire, pink like clouds, and white like jade... Some look up and smile, some look down shyly , some attract butterflies in the wind, and there are countless bright red flower bones in bud, like naughty children pouting their little mouths and playing tricks on their sisters.

2. Peach blossoms are pink, dark red, or light purple, and they look even more bright and beautiful against the backdrop of verdant green leaves. Some have only unfolded two or three petals, and some have all petals unfolded, with traces of red stamens poking out their heads playfully with bright yellow tips. Some are still flower bones, which look so full that they are about to burst.

3. Peach blossoms have one bud and one flower. The flowers are solitary and open before the leaves. There is almost no flower stalk; the calyx tube is bell-shaped, with short hairs, and the petals are 5 (except for ornamental flowers), pink. Or pink and white, with stamens and pistils; blooms in early to mid-April in spring (end of March for mountain peach).

4. This peach blossom is white when it first blooms, like fat, like jade, like snow, so delicate, so watery, so crystal clear, so translucent.

5. In February, the peach trees began to bear small buds one by one, which are flower buds. As the breath of spring becomes stronger and stronger, the flower buds gradually grow up, and the petals are like chicks. Just like breaking out of a shell, it jumped out from the small bud and gradually formed the prototype of a flower. Slowly, the petals became larger and larger, and the colors began to change, some were white and some were pink. At this time, it is already March in spring, and the mountains are covered with the exquisite bodies of peach blossoms, and the fragrance of flowers fills the mountains.