Ciyin Mountain Villa Leisure Farm. Orange-yellow daylily flowers are in full bloom. You don't have to travel all the way to Hualien to see them; you can also find a hidden golden flower sea in the Muzha mountain area of Taipei! Every year. Orange-yellow daylily flowers are in full bloom. You don't have to travel all the way to Hualien to see them; you can also find a hidden golden flower sea in the Muzha mountain area of Taipei! Every year from September to mid-October is the peak blooming season for daylilies. Autumn is the perfect time to experience the charm of golden flowers! Known as the "beauty of a day," daylilies have a thousand postures, and their yellow color is particularly bright and dazzling! Daylilies, with their vibrant and energetic colors, bloom every year around August and September. The beauty of this scenery always makes many people travel a long way to experience the magnificent sight of golden flower seas covering the mountains. Seeing a vast expanse of daylily flowers is a kind of happiness! Daylilies are also known as "grass of forgetfulness." Coming here, looking at the golden flower seas covering the mountains and fields, and feeling the gentle breeze, it feels like worries and sorrows truly disappear. Daylily Encyclopedia: Daylilies were anciently called 'Xuancao' and belong to the lily family. They are trumpet-shaped, blooming in the morning and wilting in the evening, hence the names "Lily of a Day" and "Beauty of a Day." Native species have orange and yellow flowers, but in recent years, they have been improved with a variety of colorful varieties. Daylilies have been regarded as the "mother's flower" since ancient times, symbolizing inner beauty and resilience. Daylily vegetables are considered a cooling food. For those with a hot constitution, moderate consumption can have a cooling and fire-reducing effect. However, for those with a cold constitution, it is advisable to consume them in limited quantities or cook them with ginger and sesame oil.
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