Early in the morning, my classmates and I embarked on the road to the tropical garden in the south China with great interest.
As soon as I got off the bus, I saw "three leaves", which are connected by countless tiny leaves. The leaves in the middle are also inlaid with several striking Chinese characters-"Southern Tropical Garden".
We walked along the winding path. The grass on the roadside is green and dripping, and it is neatly lined up to show us the way. We were unconsciously sent to the "Dingneng Garden".
We crossed the gate of "Dingneng Garden" and our eyes lit up. Ah, green! The garden is full of green grass, green leaves and beautiful flowers flashing, waving to us and welcoming us!
Hey! What is this? Thin branches, green, but how thick the leaves are, purple with green, look at its "business card": purple back bamboo shovel. Oh! This is Miss Zi Zhubei. Saying goodbye to it, we moved on. Ah! There is a banana tree in front! I looked at it curiously, and the melon-seed-shaped leaves had obvious bifurcation lines. But its leaves are tender and smaller than ordinary banana leaves. Is this a banana tree? Look again, oh, it's called a tourist banana. I looked at the flowers and took a deep breath, and the smell came to my nose, which made me relaxed and happy, and my heart was full of green. Suddenly, my eyes were attracted by some strange flowers. Its round head and red face really look like a group of shy little girls. It is beautiful against the dark green leaves. This shy little girl is called "Da Yan Tong".
Then, we came to a small pool. The green pool water is like a huge emerald, which ripples from time to time. There are still some water lilies floating in the pool, and the lotus leaves are also green, lying flat on the pool surface, as if resting quietly. Lotus is dotted with these greens. It is really "the lotus leaf is infinitely bright, and the lotus flower reflects the sun in a different color"! There are green grass, towering trees, gray-green stumps and many buds on the island. There is also a "crane" in the shade! White and flawless feathers, some bow their heads to drink water, some leisurely stroll, and some spread their wings and fly. ...
With the farewell of "green", we reluctantly walked out of "Dingneng Garden".
I walked on, walked through the green "plant maze", bypassed the green "secluded island" and crossed the dark green "Thousand Bamboo Gardens" ... and finally came to the largest flower clock in the province.
Surrounded by green, the flower clock is particularly elegant. A few tall and mighty trees stand at random beside the flower clock, as if they were guards in green armor. The flower clock is covered with lush grass, and the golden flowers are full of vitality. The hour, minute and second hand of the flower clock are distinct. Once it reaches the hour, it will ring a clear bell!
Ah! Green paradise; Ah! Green ocean. I will always love you, the "green" of tropical gardens in southern China.