... The Yu Tree grows five to six feet tall, bearing sweet, crimson fruits the size of plums. Annotation: …
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The Yu Tree grows five to six feet tall, bearing sweet, crimson fruits the size of plums.
Annotation: It boasts brilliant crimson blooms! Praising the fruit while ignoring the flowers is simply a tragedy!
The Lu Orange is native to Shu. This pomelo-scented tree blooms and ripens year-round. Yielding fruit ranging from the size of a pellet to as large as a fist, it provides a perpetual harvest.
Annotation: Oh, so it's just a loquat. The flowers are tiny and entirely forgettable.
Hailing from Jiaozhi, plum-like Chu Fruit flowers in spring and ripens by late summer. Locals salt-cure it for a sharp, pungent bite.
Annotation: Passing it off as a mere fruit while completely ignoring its medicinal properties? How dreadfully dull.
The Flora Observations and Chronicles meticulously maps the North and Southeast, yet leaves the Northwest entirely blank. I must journey there myself to witness the legendary, undying Desert Poplars.