Brief introduction of spray in Xiamen Botanical Garden

Brief introduction of spray in Xiamen Botanical Garden

First, the rainforest world spray

The world rainforest covers an area of about 65,438+06 hectares. There are 24 scenic spots in Xiamen, including Ziyunde Road and Qindong, Du Gao, and there is a municipal cultural relics protection unit-Qiaoxi Bridge built in Ming Dynasty.

On the basis of maintaining the original natural vegetation, the garden enriches species diversity by introducing and cultivating plants with rainforest characteristics, forming a more community-level rainforest vegetation, showing rainforest characteristics such as strangulation, old stems and old flowers, hanging gardens and roots. Building a fog system in the park, spraying tap water, permeating the space, looming, creating a fantasy world that is also illusory and true.

Source: Tuchong Creative-1124811021030391922

Second, spray in the shade plant area of Baihua Hall.

The shady plant area covers an area of about 847 square meters. The exhibition area is dominated by ferns, and large ferns are planted, such as Guanyin lotus in Fujian and bird's nest fern. Antlers, such as queen antlers and gorgeous antlers; Epiphytic ferns, such as fern cliff and fern Jiangnan; Ornamental ferns, such as Dryopteris pubescens and Dryopteris longifolia; Ground cover ferns, such as more than 50 kinds of ferns such as Cuiyuncao and Selaginella.

On the basis of the original building structure, the exhibition area has created a humid and cool environment suitable for the growth of pteridophytes by building a shade shed and adding a large-area fog system, and has created a unique and subtle pteridophyte area through various planting methods such as epiphyte, embedding and ground planting.

Walking into the shady and cool plant area in Baihua Hall is like stepping into the fern version of The Wizard of Oz. Mottled sunshine and diffuse fog, scattered ferns are looming under the mist, just like crossing and visiting, opening an ancient plant adventure.

Source: Xiamen Bureau of Landscape Architecture.