Lotus.

Flower Viewing in Shanghai | Lotus | Shanghai Botanical Garden The summer of 2024 was unusually long. By mid-September, the high temperatures were still lingering. The flowers in the Shanghai Botanical Garden were all wilted by the sun. The first flowers of autumn, the red spider lilies, were blooming sporadically. In front of the moss garden, the lotus flowers on both sides of the stone arch bridge were still graceful. Counting the days, the flowering period has been three months since the first sighting in early May. The flowers can be viewed up close by the bridge. The petals are all blue-purple, with only one or two plants with pink petals. The three or two plants are separated and scattered, like models standing, tall and straight, especially beautiful. Take advantage of the last flowering period and you can still see a wave of lotus flowers. Address: No. 1111, Longwu Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai Transportation: Public transportation 720, 770, 824, 958