April's main force for flower appreciation—the Rose Garden of Wuhan Botanical Garden

The sea of Chinese roses at Wuhan Botanical Garden presents a different kind of scenery. Despite the arrival of summer, the spring atmosphere at Wuhan Botanical Garden has an extended standby, with fresh flowers blooming everywhere, adding a romantic hue to East Lake. The garden boasts a specialized Chinese rose garden with more than 200 varieties and over 7,000 Chinese rose plants, making it the park with the most varieties of Chinese roses in Wuhan. It gathers numerous famous domestic and international varieties such as 'Fei Shan', 'Fen Shan', 'Black Pearl', and also the new black Chinese rose variety 'Black Beauty', green Chinese rose 'Lv E'... 'Lv E' is very rare in China and is one of the ancient Chinese rose varieties that are on the brink of extinction. Entering from the main gate of the botanical garden, passing by the Monet-style water lily pond, through the stacked stone stream, stepping onto the flower-lined path, you walk into the brightly blooming sea of Chinese roses. A nearly ten-meter-long blue brick and tile wall allows the branches and leaves of the Chinese roses to wander freely, turning it into a flower wall of color, fragrance, and exquisite beauty that reflects the retro and aesthetic charm of the garden. Clusters of pink flowers pour down, with naturally scattered branches growing and small, lush flowers interspersed among them, like a waterfall or brocade. After admiring the Chinese rose wall, you come to the Chinese rose archway, the popular photo spot of the rose garden. Above the semi-circular archway, the red and pink climbing Chinese roses are in full bloom, and from a distance, it looks like a fresh and refined spring painting. Wuhan Botanical Garden