Planted along the coast, the flowers look like lilac drops. Legend has it that its flowers were originally white. When the Virgin Mary took Jesus to escape to Egypt, she hung her robe on the incense tree. Since then, the flowers of the incense have turned blue. Later, Jesus dried his clothes on the incense, which was endowed with many medicinal properties. These religious legends have deepened the sacred power of lost incense, so it is also called the "Rose of the Virgin Mary". The Greeks and Romans believed that the evergreen incense symbolized regeneration and was a sacred plant that could bring peace and tranquility. In addition, its strong and lasting fragrance can last for a long time after being picked, so it has the flower language of "memory" and "unforgettable".