蜀葵与名花木芙蓉,同属于锦葵科“家族”,因最早在四川发现,四川简称蜀,故得名“蜀葵”。又因它在端午时节开始放花,所以又得名端午花、端午锦。又因它的叶片大,且又倾向太阳,遮住了根部,所以又称为卫足葵。《西墅杂记》载,倭人前来进贡,见栏前蜀葵花不识,题诗留问。诗云:“花如木槿花相似,叶比芙蓉叶一般,五尺栏杆遮不尽,尚留一半与人看。”诗中将“五尺”作“一半”,全体该是一丈了,蜀葵别称“一丈红”,想即本此。蜀葵别名不少,还有叫熟 The hollyhock and the famous flower hibiscus belong to the “family” of the Malvaceae, and were first discovered in Sichuan, Sichuan was referred to as 蜀, hence the name “蜀 蜀”. Because it began to spend the flowers in the Dragon Boat Festival, it was named after the Dragon Boat Festival, Dragon Boat Festival. Because of its large blades, it also tends to the sun, blocking the roots, so it is also known as Guardian Kwai. “Xi Shu Zaji” contains, the monks came to pay tribute, see the hibiscus sunflower flowers do not know, the poem asked. The poem reads: “Flowers are similar to hibiscus flowers. Leaves are more common than hibiscus leaves, and five-foot railings are not covered. Let’s stay with half the people watching it.” In the poem and calligraphy, “five feet” is used as “half,” and all of this is ten feet. The hollyhock is also known as “Zhang Zhanghong.” There are many aliases of hollyhocks and they are also called cooked.