Native tree species

1. Cypress

Cypress is an evergreen tree or shrub that remains green all year round. It has strong adaptability, is cold-resistant and drought-resistant, and is cultivated in many regions of my country and is widely distributed.

2. Toona sinensis

Toona refers to the plant of the genus Toona in the Meliaceae family, which is also called Toona bud, fragrant stump, big red Toona tree, and Toona sky. Its origin is in China, it has strong adaptability and is widely distributed in both the north and south of my country. The tree is tall and, in addition to being used as an edible plant, it is also an ideal tree species for landscaping. Toona buds are rich in nutrients and have therapeutic effects.

3. Maple

Maple tree is a tree or shrub of the genus Aceraceae, either deciduous or evergreen. Its branches are reddish-brown to brown with small holes, and its leaves are brilliantly colored and beautifully shaped, turning fiery red in the fall and deep red when they fall to the ground.

4. Populus euphratica

Populus euphratica is a medium-sized natural deciduous tree with a diameter of up to 1.5 meters. It has a strong ability to adapt to the environment during its growth period, and is cold-resistant, cold-resistant, and waterlogged-resistant, making it one of the rare tree species in nature. It has a long lifespan and can live up to 200 years. The trunk is straight and the leaves are peculiar. It grows in arid areas. In order to adapt to the arid environment, the leaves are long and narrow in the young tree stage, and become very round on the old branches when it becomes a big tree.

5. Ginkgo

Ginkgo biloba is a deciduous tree with a tall trunk and luxuriant branches. Ginkgo is a tree species unique to my country with strong adaptability and wide cultivation. It has a long growth cycle and is more susceptible to sprouting. Generally, the leaves begin to sprout and spread in March and April, bloom in April and May, the seeds mature in September and October, and the leaves begin to fall after October.

6. Other tree species

Native tree species refer to tree species that are naturally distributed in the area, or foreign tree species that have been introduced for many years and grow well in the local area. In addition to the types introduced above, there are also locust trees, willow trees, pine trees, fir trees, etc.