At six o'clock in the afternoon, the sun sets, which is the time for nature to show the gorgeous sea of flowers. On this special occasion, some flowers choose to bloom at dusk to add a touch of enchanting color to the earth. Let's walk into this mystical moment of blooming and enjoy the gorgeous scene of different flowers at 6 p.m.
At 6 p.m., the cornflower (scientific name: centaurea cyanus) sways gently in the breeze with its vivid blue flowers, giving off a fresh fragrance. They adorn the grass like blue stars at dusk, showing a charming elegance.
Also known as golden-flowered evening primrose, the sunset flower (scientific name: oenothera) blooms at 6 p.m. These flowers, with their yellow or pink petals, shine brightly against the setting sun, bringing warm colors to the twilight.
Chowney (scientific name: calendula officinalis) also quietly blooms at this point in time. Its colorful flowers resemble the afterglow of the setting sun, with orange or golden petals, which look even more beautiful in the setting sun.
Lavender (scientific name: l**andula) is also one of the flowers that blooms at 6 p.m. These purple flowers disperse an intoxicating fragrance at dusk, as if dotting the twilight air into a sea of scented flowers.
The dance of the drunken butterfly orchid (scientific name: oncidium) is also displayed at this time. This elegant orchid, under the reflection of the setting sun, dances like a dancing butterfly, bringing visual enjoyment to people.
At six o'clock in the afternoon every year, nature presents a gorgeous flower landscape in its own unique way. Flowers such as cornflowers, sunset flowers, cinchona, lavender and butterfly orchids bloom at this moment, and they are like a symphony of light and shadow, showing charming colors and graceful dancing in the sunset. This moment is a wonderful gift from nature, let us appreciate the magic and beauty of nature in this wonderful moment.