The next morning, when you come to the jasmine flower, you will find that the jasmine flower has sprouted green buds. The small tender leaves are stained with a few round drops of water, glittering and translucent as pearls, shining in the sun, rolling on the green leaves, dripping from the leaves like naughty children, falling into the soil and suddenly disappearing.
A few days later, Jasmine's new branch grew another piece. It greedily sucks the dew of spring, as if compared with other flowers and plants, and at the same time shows its vigorous vitality to people.
After summer, Molly grew up gradually. Although its stem is not as thick as the little finger and its branches and leaves are very thin, it grows tenaciously. Its leaves look emerald green, and they are more vivid after the rain. The tender leaves seem to come out with water when they are pinched by hand.
Soon, among the green leaves, small and white jasmine bloomed. Jasmine's petals are very small, giving people a small and elegant feeling. It has small yellow stamens in its petals. A breeze blew, and jasmine swayed in the wind, emitting a faint but not greasy fragrance, which was refreshing and intoxicating.