Wisteria sends a circle of friends to talk about it.

1. In winter, all the green leaves of wisteria wither in the severe winter, leaving only bare vines, just like frogs hibernating, silently waiting for the next spring. Wisteria seems small, but it has strong vitality. This fragrant wisteria makes the school full of vitality.

2. When summer comes, a string of fruits grows in the green leaves, and the wisteria grows more and more lush. In hot summer, wisteria will block out the sun for us. After class, students will go there to read books and newspapers. At noon, when the sun is shining, we will play hide-and-seek under its skirt. When I am bored, I will look at the ancient poems carved on the pillars. Unconsciously, Wisteria and I became close friends. At this time, the corridor full of wisteria flowers has become a good place for us to play.

There is a faint fragrance in the rattan flower, and the sun shines on it, which is crystal clear. Pearl petals of wisteria, one after another. A string hangs down, and the breeze blows, shaking slightly, like running water. When the wind is a little stronger, the flowers collide with each other and the petals fall in chunks. Isn't it like flying flowers flying out of time to break the moon?

4. In a few days, there are more and more "fluff worms" on the wisteria frame. At first, what emerged from the "wool worm" was a bunch of purple buds, shaped like tofu and a curved moon. After two or three days, the bud spread its wings and became a flying purple butterfly. At this time, you can look again. There are more and more leaves on the wisteria frame, and the flowers have become clusters, clusters and clusters. From a distance, it looks like lilac clouds rising from the blue waves, elegant and beautiful. The breeze is blowing and the fragrance is overflowing.

In spring, wisteria blooms beautifully. Wisteria is like a magician. Become a charming dragon, a string of exquisite small wind chimes, a delicious grape and a bosom friend. When the spring breeze blows, it is like a dancing butterfly, and its weight is so different when it dances gently with the breeze.

6. Wisteria blossoms, and the breeze brings spring. Miscellaneous vines are dense and deep, winding on the white wall frame, and they are scattered. The tangled dead branches reveal new green buds, and the most basic background color of life-green-sets off spring. That precocious wisteria is really small, blooming on the same twig and vine, tied in the bare air by a thin beard, as if it could be blown away by a gust of wind at any time? Purple flowers scattered among vines, like lazy women sleeping in the most beautiful sunrise.

7. Wisteria is always an upward poem. Its vines are vigorous and strong, winding between the flower stands in the corridor, just like brown dragons struggling to climb to the top of the corridor, looking forward to climbing and overlooking. They are coiled at the top of the flower gallery, which just sets off "the old man and the old man; Young people are young, and people are young. ""But how much affection there is in an inch of grass, you will get three spring rays. " Walking under the shelf, the flowers are rippling, the fragrance is fragrant, and bees and butterflies are blowing on your face. In the corridor under wisteria, I admire elegant flowers, recite meaningful poems and virtues, and feel that those small wisteria flowers instantly become angels, conveying the harmony of fraternity and humanity. Look at purple flowers and dream purple dreams.

The shape of wisteria is very similar to that of Sophora japonica. A bunch of flowers has about two small flowers, each about one centimeter. The brown purple calyx is covered with a small flower, and the petals are heart-shaped. The outermost petal is light purple, and the second and third petals are pure purple. One or two petals cling to the innermost petal in the opposite direction, and the innermost petal is wrapped in a curved head and gloomy.

9. Where the spring red has faded, there are no people enjoying flowers, and there is no butterfly array surrounded by bees. Some are sparkling vines on this tree. Flowers are next to flowers, one after another, pushing each other around, so lively!

10, wisteria, also known as wisteria, looks like a purple waterfall from a distance. Wisteria is a vine that likes to wind around trees. Once it leaves the tree, it is like a fish without water. Wisteria will wrap around every branch. After the baptism of time, the vines will grow into strings of vines and grow down. Whenever spring comes, wisteria will hang upside down on the tree like a string of purple beads, like hyacinthus orientalis.