What flowers are suitable for planting in Baishan, and what are the urban flowers and trees?

1. Climate characteristics of Baishan: Baishan belongs to the continental monsoon climate in the north temperate zone and is the coldest area in Jilin Province. The main climate feature is the large temperature difference between day and night in spring; Summer is short, warm and rainy; Autumn is cool, mostly sunny; Winter is long, dry and cold. The average annual temperature in this area is 4.6℃, the average annual precipitation is 883.4 mm, the sunshine hours are 2259 hours, and the frost-free period is 140 days.

2. What flowers are suitable for planting in Baishan? According to the climatic characteristics of Baishan, many plants are suitable for cultivation. Generally, the planting area is serious, so it is necessary to cultivate some cold-tolerant and drought-tolerant plants. For example, winter jasmine, begonia, plum blossom, wintersweet, pearl plum, elm leaf plum, day lily, Coreopsis, rhodiola, Malan, marigold, morning glory, peony, rose, magnolia, camphor, hibiscus, tulip, forget me, dandelion, gentian, camellia, violet, lavender, honeysuckle and narcissus. If you choose potted plants, you can adjust the conservation environment of plants in time according to the weather conditions, which is less affected by the region, and most common potted plants can be cultivated. Such as green radish, chlorophytum, gardenia, jasmine, asparagus, clivia, orchid, fortune tree, happiness tree, dripping Guanyin, sundew and so on. Generally, after the temperature drops in late autumn, it will be moved indoors. In winter, there is heating in the room, so it is basically safe to spend the winter.

3. What are the urban flowers and trees in Baishan? The city flower of Baishan is Rhodiola and the city tree is Korean pine. These two plants have strong adaptability, can grow well in Baishan area, and have a long cultivation history, which is deeply loved by Baishan citizens. Therefore, it was selected by the public, recommended by the Bureau of Landscape Architecture and approved by the Standing Committee, and designated as the city flower market tree.