"Yellow gold over the water, driving dark clouds from afar, throwing."
"The Royal Highest Wood Botany
Raj botany. That value will be high.
Like King Raj, the dictator.
Auspicious aimed at progressive development. "
"Yellow of gold over the water
Driving dark clouds from afar
Throw a little fart
That little coon, that big cana
The green leaves are slender, the wind is measured.
Both flowers, leaves, stars, wreaths. "
The catchphrase about the royal flower (or coon flower) usually describes the golden yellow bloom of the summer and its auspiciousness as the national flower of Thailand, as exemplified by the following:
1.Beauty descriptive poetry
An epigraph from the book of poetry, The Cathedral of Suvarnabhumi, by Command Feedee, beautifully describes the royal flowers:
"Yellow of gold over the water
Driving dark clouds from afar
Throw a little fart
That little coon, that big cana
The green leaves are slender, the wind is measured.
Both flowers, leaves, stars, wreaths. "
2. Eight verses admire the auspicious wood.
A short catchphrase highlighting the value and meaning of the name "royal," referring to the King's tree:
"The Royal Highest Wood Botany
Raj botany. That value will be high.
Like King Raj, the dictator.
Auspicious aimed at progressive development. "
🔰 tidbits about royal flowers 🔰
Other names: The northerners called it "barren blossom," and the northeastern called it "coon flower."
Bloom period: The blossoms bloom into a chandelier yellow bouquet during February to May.
🔰 auspiciousness: It is believed that if planted in the southwest, it will enhance honor, dignity and prosperity.
What a long time to be so emotional.
# Royal flowers # Coon flower # Drought wind flowers # GoldenShowerTree # Ratchaphruek# National flower # Yellow flower
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