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

1. Climate characteristics of Shiyan

Shiyan has a subtropical monsoon climate. The summer is hot, the winter is not too cold, the four seasons are distinct, and the climate is suitable. The average annual temperature is 15.4℃, and the average annual precipitation is 769.6 mm. Precipitation is mainly concentrated in June, July, August and September, accounting for 59.2% of the annual precipitation.

2. What flowers are suitable for growing in Shiyan?

Shiyan has hot summers and little severe cold in winter. The climate is suitable for the growth of most plants. You can cultivate petunia, forsythia, rose, osmanthus, azalea, sunflower, plum blossom, crape myrtle, bauhinia, coneflower, Michelia, cineraria, amaranth, astilbe, loosestrife, iris, canna, impatiens, lily, dahlia, morning glory, snake whip daisy, cherry blossom, wintersweet, camellia, gerbera, tulip, lavender, amaryllis, osmanthus, Daphne koreana, spider plant, amaryllis, daylily, begonia, red leaf plum, echinacea, albizzia, magnolia, bellflower, snapdragon, pansy, peony, hibiscus, hydrangea, sasanqua, snow in June, wisteria, phoenix orchid, and arrowroot. Note that if the plants are planted in the ground, the accumulated water must be drained in time during concentrated rainfall periods and ventilation must be increased. If it is a potted plant, move it indoors in time for maintenance when encountering bad weather.

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

The city flowers of Shiyan are crape myrtle and pomegranate, and the city trees are camphor and Koelreuteria paniculata. The crape myrtle and pomegranate trees have graceful shapes and bright colors, and have extremely high ornamental value. Not only that, they have strong adaptability, are cold-resistant and drought-resistant, and are extremely easy to manage. It can also remove harmful gases in the air, purify the air, and provide people with a healthier living environment, so it is deeply loved. Fragrant camphor trees and Koelreuteria paniculata have a long history of cultivation and a wide distribution range. They are common street trees and greening tree species.