Flowers·Health

Author: Li Chunyan
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Part 1 The Meaning of Flowers 1 The Meaning of Flowers 2 Types of Flowers 3 The 8 Major Benefits of Fresh Flowers 4 The Bond Between People and Flowers
Part 2 The Language of Flowers 1 Do Fresh Flowers Have a "Language"? 2 Universal Meanings of Flowers 3 Folklore Meanings of Flowers 4 The Art of Giving Flowers 5 The Symbolic Meanings of Flower Colors 6 The Number and Meaning of Flowers Given
Part 3 Fashion Flowers and Health 1 Going for a Spring Outing in March 2 Admiring Flowers in Spring is Better Than Medicine 3 Close Contact with Fresh Flowers 4 The Benefits of Pollen
Part 4 Flowers and Interior Decoration 1 How to Decorate Your Home with Fresh Flowers 2 Family Flower Arrangement Art 3 Color Shaping and Flower Arrangement Techniques 4 Flowers Suitable for Home Cultivation
Part 5 Recognizing People Through Fragrance 1 Flower Fragrances Soothe the Mind and Cure Illness 2 Enchanting Flower Therapy Promotes Health 3 Strong Flower Fragrances Aid Health 4 Insomnia Also Comes from Strong Flower Fragrances
Part 6 Flowers and Beauty 1 Various Methods of Flower Beauty 2 Flower Beauty Porridge 3 Homemade Flower Beauty Recipes 4 The Quintessential Aromatic Bath
Part 7 A Brief Introduction to Flower Tea 1 Drinking Flower Tea Can Make You Look Like Jade 2 The Art of "Brewing" Tea
Part 8 The "Delicious" Uses of Flowers 1 Beautiful Flowers Can Be Medicinal 2 The Top 10 Famous Flowers and Their Medicinal Uses 3 Flowers Can Relieve Air Conditioning Sickness 4 Flowers Can Purify Indoor Air 5 What Kind of Flowers Are Suitable for Courtyards? 6 Growing Flowers and Grass Also Prevents Illness 7 The Top 10 Health Benefits of Chrysanthemums
Part 9 Seasonal Medicinal Flowers 1 Spring Medicinal Flowers: Azalea, Pagoda Tree, Pear, Peony, Wisteria, Cottonwood, Dandelion, Daylily, Peach Blossom, Cherry Blossom, Forsythia, and Purple Bauhinia 2 Summer Medicinal Flowers: Lily, Chinese Peony, White Peony, Lilac, Lotus, Honeysuckle, Morning Glory, Rose, Gardenia, Cannna, and Banana Lily 3 Autumn Medicinal Flowers: Osmanthus, Celosia, Hibiscus, Pumpkin, Begonia, Sunflower, and Chrysanthemum 4 Winter Medicinal Flowers: Winter Jasmine, Plum Blossom, Loquat, Camellia, Narcissus, and Snow Lotus
Part 10 The Elderly Need Flower Fragrances 1 Growing Flowers Benefits the Elderly 2 DIY Flower Therapy for the Elderly 3 Walking Among Flowers Brings Longevity
Part 11 Beware of Beautiful Flowers 1 Beautiful Flowers Can Also Cause Illness 2 Which Flowers Should Not Be Placed Indoors? 3 Don’t Let Pollen Harm Your Skin 4 Be Careful of 52 Carcinogenic Flowers
Part 12 Flower Therapy Songs 1 Flower Therapy for Humans 2 Flower Therapy for Illness
Part 13 Flower Cultivation 1 Different Flowers Need Different Soils 2 Soil for Grass and Flowers Should Be Suitable 3 Cultivating Artificial Soil 4 Home Cultivation Tips 5 Summer Flower Care Techniques 6 The Art of Watering Flowers in Four Seasons 7 The Science of Flower Fertilization 8 Temperature Care for Flowers 9 Potted Flowers Need Regular "Relocation" 10 How to Identify Flower Viruses and Pests 11 Flowers Also Fear Harmful Gases 12 Prevention of Common Flower Pests