The flowers are in full bloom! Come to Qu Shui Garden for a feast of crabapple blossoms

Spring is infinitely delightful, and the weeping crabapple trees in Qingpu Qu Shui Garden are in their prime, with swathes of them blooming beautifully, making it hard for visitors to leave. There are more than ten crabapple trees in Qu Shui Garden, currently in full bloom, mainly located in the southeastern side of the garden. The weeping crabapple flowers are in full splendor, with white petals tinged with pink hanging from the branches. The slightly drooping stamens of the crabapple flowers are tender and dewy. Upon closer inspection, some are in full bloom, while others are just beginning to bud. They sway gently in the breeze, their rouge-like spots endearing, and the ancient pavilions and buildings are nestled among the flowers, adding an elegant charm. Currently, the crabapple flowers are at their best viewing period, which will last until the end of April. The flowers are half-open and intoxicatingly delicate. Don't wait any longer, grab your camera, and invite a few good friends for a pink romantic date!