The planting season is mainly spring, from late March to early April, and can be planted in summer and autumn. Lycium barbarum: It is mostly a branching shrub, 0.5 to 1 m high, and can reach more than 2 m when cultivated. The branches are thin, arcuate or drooping, light gray, with longitudinal stripes. The thorns of leaves and flowers are longer, and the top of twigs is sharp and thorny. The fruit ripens intermittently, which can be divided into spring fruit lycium, summer fruit lycium and autumn fruit lycium according to the fruit ripening period. The fruit that matures from June to early July, that is, the old eye branch fruit is the spring fruit lycium
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