Mother's Day English Composition: Mother's Flower Carnation

The first Mother's Day was celebrated in West Virginia and Pennsylvania on May 10, 1908. During the festival, carnations were chosen as flowers for mothers and passed down.

On the slender green stems, bright and beautiful flowers bloom, the petals are tight and not easy to wither, the leaves are long and not easy to curl, the flowers are graceful, elegant and chic, the colors are gorgeous and delicate, and there is an attractive and rich aroma, which is sweet and elegant and fascinating. This is a mother's day flower-carnation.

On the thin green stems, there are beautiful flowers, the petals are tight and not easy to fall off, the leaves are long and not easy to curl, the flowers are elegant and unique, the colors are gorgeous and beautiful, and they have a rich and charming aroma, which is sweet and mellow, elegant and fascinating. This is the flowers for mothers on Mother's Day: carnations.

1934 In May, the United States issued the first Mother's Day commemorative stamp. On the stamp, a kind mother put her hands on her knees and looked at a bunch of bright and beautiful carnations in the vase in front of her with joy. With the spread of stamps, Mother's Day is associated with carnations in many people's minds. Carnation has also become a symbol of maternal love, respected by people and an indispensable precious gift for mothers.

1934 In May, the United States issued the first Mother's Day commemorative stamp. On the stamp, a kind mother put her hands on her knees and looked at a bunch of bright and beautiful carnations in the vase in front of her with joy. With the spread of stamps, Mother's Day is associated with carnations. In many people's minds, carnations have become flowers symbolizing maternal love, respected by people, and become indispensable precious gifts for mothers.