What flowers are suitable for growing in Suizhou? What are the city flowers and trees?

1. Climate characteristics of Suizhou

Suizhou has a northern subtropical monsoon climate, and its main climatic characteristics are four distinct seasons, sufficient sunshine, mild climate, abundant rainfall, long frost-free period, and short severe cold and hot periods. The average annual temperature is 15.5℃, the average annual precipitation in most areas is between 865 and 1070 mm, the total annual sunshine hours is between 2009.6 and 2059.7 hours, and the frost-free period is 220 to 240 days.

2. What flowers are suitable for growing in Suizhou?

According to Suizhou's climatic characteristics, it is conducive to the growth of most plants. Generally, ground-planted plants are more affected by the region. It is recommended to cultivate petunia, forsythia, spider orchid, amaryllis, rose, begonia, azalea, bauhinia, astilbe, red-leaf plum, osmanthus, wintersweet, camellia, canna, Daphne odora, lavender, coneflower, amaranth, echinacea, snake whip, loosestrife, lily, dahlia, sunflower, morning glory, gerbera, tulip, amaryllis, osmanthus, daylily, iris, crape myrtle, cherry blossom, albizzia, magnolia, pansy, peony, hibiscus, hydrangea, sasanqua, serissa, wisteria, phoenix orchid, plum blossom, bellflower, snapdragon, Michelia, cineraria, impatiens, and arrowroot. If it is maintained in a potted plant, the growth environment can be well controlled, so any potted plant you like can be maintained.

3. What are Suizhou's city flowers and trees?

Suizhou's city flower is the orchid, and its city tree is the ginkgo tree. Orchids have been loved by people since ancient times. They not only have extremely high ornamental value, but also have beautiful meaning, symbolizing elegance, nobility, and steadfastness. Suizhou is one of the three largest orchid producing areas in the world, so orchid was chosen as the city flower. In addition, Suizhou is the home of the world's four largest ancient ginkgo communities, so ginkgo was chosen as the city tree.