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

1. Climate characteristics of Meizhou

Meizhou has a subtropical monsoon climate. It is located at low latitudes, close to the South China Sea, and influenced by the specific terrain of mountains and the Pacific Ocean. It has long summers and short winters, high temperatures throughout the year, sufficient sunlight, and abundant and concentrated rainfall.

2. What flowers are suitable for growing in Meizhou?

Considering the climate characteristics of Meizhou, most plants are suitable for cultivation and can grow well. However, ground-planted plants are seriously affected by the region, so drainage must be done well and flood prevention must be strengthened during the rainy season. It can cultivate lotus, oleander, ivy, Phalaenopsis, daylily, peony, azalea, rose, crape myrtle, poppy, salvia, Hypericum, tiger skin orchid, camellia, spider plant, carnation, clematis, jasmine, cymbidium, cycad, Clematis, asparagus fern, magnolia, bougainvillea, plum blossom, allium orchid, spring orchid, sunflower, iris, Clivia, green radish, rose, hibiscus, chrysanthemum, wisteria, water lily, mirabilis jalapa, Michelia, crabapple, daphne, rose, hydrangea, kapok, aster, lily, cockscomb, impatiens, rose, hyacinth, ginger lotus, cyclamen, vinca rose, osmanthus, morning glory, bauhinia, etc.

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

The city flower of Meizhou is plum blossom. The plum blossom not only has high ornamental value, but also has beautiful meaning, symbolizing the spirit of not fearing the severe cold and working hard. The plum blossom corresponds to Meizhou, and the local people think that the plum blossom symbolizes good news. The city tree of Meizhou is sweet osmanthus. Osmanthus is not only evergreen all year round and a common greening tree species, but also has a fragrant scent when it blooms that spreads far and wide, and is deeply loved by local people. In addition, osmanthus also symbolizes beauty, auspiciousness, loyalty and nobility, so the local people chose it as the city tree.