New Year's Blossom, Water Sarabha, Swag or Fairy Bell

New Year's Blossom, also known as Sarabhai, Swag, or Fairy Bell

The distinctive feature is a small, non-deciduous tree with oily, oval or lanceolate leaves.

The flowers are clustered down at the end of the branch. The buds are reddish-brown, but when blooming, they are off-white. Most notably, the ends of the petals are fine streaks, like tassels or lace skirts.

Native, common throughout the forest, the forest in all parts of Thailand, especially lowlands near water sources.

Meaning and Benefits (Referenced by the name "New Year Blossom")

A symbol of happiness and initiation. With the name "New Year's Flower," it is the wood that conveys auspiciousness and the beginning of good things during the festival.

The auspicious name "water bell" or "fairy bell" conveys good luck, like a bell from heaven.

Propagation It can be easily propagated by seed or branching. It is popular to plant in the garden because the flowers are beautiful and have a mild aroma.

In summary, the "swag" or "fairy bell" that is popular with Thais is called the "New Year's Flower" because it often blooms for us at this time.

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