Perennial aquatic flowers. Because of its bright colors and charming posture, it looks like a girl with ice-skinned and refined skin in a pool of clear water, so it is praised as the "goddess of water".
It grows in swamps and lakes, and is often cultivated in pools in some parks.
Ancient Greece and Rome first worshiped the goddess. In the 16th century, Italian parks were mostly used to decorate fountain pools or decorate the exteriors of halls. Nowadays, it is very common to use water lilies as waterscape theme materials in European and American gardens. In my country, it was already used in private gardens in the Han Dynasty 2,000 years ago, such as the five-color water lily pond in the Huoguang Garden of Marquis Bolu.
The scientific name of water lily: NYMPHAEA, the scientific name of water lily, is derived from the Latin word NYMPH, which means the fairy living in the water country. In ancient Greece and Rome, water lily, like the lotus in China, was regarded as the incarnation of holiness and beauty, and was often used as a sacrifice to the goddess. In the New Testament, there is also a saying that "holy things emerge from the mire and remain unstained."
Flower language of water lily: Water lily is the birth flower of May 8th. Flower language: clean, innocent and charming. According to legend, water lily is the goddess of mountains, forests and swamps. Its genus name Nymphaea means "goddess of the water". The ancient Egyptians called the water lily the "Bride of the Nile" and often used it as a theme in murals.
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