This article discusses the flowering periods and times of various plants. Morning glory blooms from May to October, typically between 4-5 AM. Jasmine flowers from May to August, around 5 PM. Lotus opens from June to September, at 6 AM. Epiphyllum blooms from June to October, between 8-9 PM, with a brief flowering time. Marigold flowers from July to September, around 3 PM. Tuberose blooms from May to August, around 8 PM, emitting a strong fragrance. These plants have diverse and unique flowering patterns, showcasing the beauty and diversity of nature.

The radish-like substance grown from the roots of Chlorophytum has various medicinal properties. It can relieve cough, reduce phlegm, and clear away heat, making it effective for treating coughs caused by pneumonia, bronchitis, and fever in children. It also promotes digestion, gastric acid secretion, and has therapeutic effects on gastritis and gastric ulcers. The roots contain dendrobium alkaloids with analgesic and anesthetic effects, and can be used to treat injuries from falls, burns, and scalds. Chlorophytum requires a warm, semi-shaded environment, moist soil, and occasional fertilization for optimal growth.

The article discusses several beautiful flowering plants, including iris, lavender, wisteria, platycodon, and lilac. Iris has large, blue-purple flowers with high ornamental value. Lavender has tall, blue-purple inflorescences with a calming fragrance. Wisteria is a climbing vine with elegant, purple flower clusters. Platycodon has bell-shaped, solitary flowers that bloom from June to September. Lilac has panicle-shaped flowers in lavender, purple-red, and blue shades. The article also mentions other varieties like hyacinths, crape myrtles, and hydrangeas, highlighting the diverse range of ornamental flowering plants.