The season is silent, as scheduled, year after year. Today coincides with the vernal equinox, it is February 2, and the dragon looks up. Spring is already over half. After the rain, the fields are full of vitality, the grass is growing and the flowers are blooming for the second time. ...
Last spring, my second daughter, who works in Shenzhen, held a "Spring of a Tree" activity in their Apollo Children's Club, aiming to let children go into nature and experience the beauty of spring and the process of life. There are many participants, not only children, but also their parents and grandparents. Participants from all over the world recorded the life process of different "trees" in their respective regions in spring and posted them on their respective websites for everyone to share. As a grandfather, I was lucky enough to take part in this activity. I observed a persimmon tree in the southern platform of Weinan, with the title "Spring of Persimmon Tree". I observed it for more than five months and wrote 10 notes.
The second daughter continued to carry out the activity of "A Tree in Spring" this year. No matter how old I am, I will continue to be a participant, adding some fun to my life and adding some life content to my grandchildren I know and don't know.
Yesterday, I watched the program "Yangshengtang" on Beijing Satellite TV. The experts hired said that mulberry trees are all "treasures", and the tender leaves, old leaves, branches, roots and fruits of mulberry trees can be used as medicine. There are several mulberry trees not far from the persimmon tree I observed last year, so I will take mulberry trees as the observation object this year and participate in this year's "Spring of a Mulberry" activity with the theme of "Spring of a Mulberry".
Several mulberry trees here are wild, overgrown and unattended. Mulberry was born on the slope of a ravine. Its trunk is not very thick, its diameter is less than 10 cm, and its height is about 2-3 meters.
More than half of spring has passed, the wheat seedlings in the field have turned green, the winter jasmine has withered, there are few yellow flowers left, the peach and apricot trees have blossomed, the poplar trees have become caterpillar-like spikes, and the willow trees have "tapestries hanging down" ... and the top of the dry mulberry branches just spit out small buds.