What flowers are planted in Guangxi?

Question 1: mint, a flower suitable for planting in Guangxi, is easier to make and smells good. Mentha haplocalyx was born in a river ditch or wetland in Shan Ye, and now it is mostly planted by drug farmers in this area. Potting mint at home is also very simple. In March-April, you can dig thick and white roots, cut them into root segments about 8 cm long, and bury them in pot soil for about 20 days to grow new plants. You can also cut off the tender stems in May and June for shade cutting. Mint is a perennial plant with developed roots, and a large number of plants can be separated every spring when the pots are turned over and the soil is changed. Keep the basin soil moist at ordinary times. Fertilization is mainly based on nitrogen fertilizer, supplemented by phosphorus and potassium, and thin fertilizer is often applied. Medicinal materials are often harvested twice in the growing period. The first time (head knife) is 5-6 days before the Little Summer Festival, when Ye Wanghua is not in bloom, cut the above-ground parts; The second time was between the autumnal equinox and the cold dew, when the flowers were in full bloom and the leaves were not withered. The second harvest is the best medicine. The stems and leaves harvested twice can be washed, cut, dried and put into a steamer to prevent fragrance loss or mildew, so that the whole peony can be used as medicine.

Except for a few annual plants, most of them are fragrant perennial plants. At present, the main producing area is the United States, and the best mint is produced in Britain. The stem is about 90 cm long, the hairy leaves are serrated, the flowers are terminal, and there are purple, white and pink spikes. Mint likes to grow in a humid climate.

There are many varieties of mint, but no matter which one, it is characterized by strong adaptability, cold tolerance and easy planting, which is very suitable for novice cultivation. Mint likes strong light but not direct sunlight, and it should be rich in water. So it is best to water the soil when it is not completely dry. Mint grows fast and can be eaten at any time. Making tea is a good choice. To quote a herb researcher, Xiong Ji, don't be afraid to pick herbs. The more some herbs are picked, the more plants will flourish, and mint is one of them.

Mint is a very suitable entry-level plant for vanilla cultivation. Most mint can be propagated by ramets or cuttings, and it is very easy to take root by cutting off stems during the growing season (preferably from spring to summer).

Mint likes a warm and humid environment with plenty of sunshine and rainfall. Rootstocks can germinate at 5-6℃, and the optimum growth temperature of plants is 20-30℃. Have strong cold tolerance.

The soil for planting mint is loose and fertile sandy soil with good drainage.

Water has a great influence on the growth and development of mint, and plants need more water in the early and middle stages of growth.

Blooming in bud stage requires sunny and dry weather and less water demand.

Question 2: There are many flowers suitable for planting in Guangxi. Plant whatever you can see in the south. Southern Guangxi is as hungry as northern Guangxi, and each place has its own characteristic plants. For example, Zhu Jin in Nanning, osmanthus in Guilin and bougainvillea in Fangchenggang. ...

Question 3: What flowers are suitable for planting in Guangxi all year round? Ten sisters, cockscomb, carnation, impatiens, Zhu Dinghong and Echinacea should be planted in a large area.

Question 4: What are the flowering shrubs suitable for planting in Guangxi? Safflower, big leaf, red grass, Daphne giraldii, Catharanthus roseus, Sophora japonica Thunb., Dragon Boat Flower, Jade Dragon Grass, Red Back, Guihong Pills, Red Mulberry, Milan Nerium oleander, Bamboo Banana, False Forsythia, beautiful flowers and leaves, Ligustrum lucidum, flowers and leaves, two rivers and mountains, Kanlan, Mao Dujuan Kidney fern, jasmine and spring feather.

Question 5: What flowers are suitable for planting in Beihai, Guangxi? Because Beihai, Guangxi is warm in winter and cool in summer, we can plant some bulb flowers that like warmth and some perennial flowers that are not cold-resistant, such as primrose, lily, azalea, camellia, plum blossom, wild rose, gerbera, calla lily, morning glory and so on.

Beihai: Beihai is one of the open coastal cities in China 14 and one of the most beautiful coastal cities in China. It is not only a city with deep-water seaport, all-weather airport, high-speed rail and expressway in the southwest of China, but also the most convenient seaport connecting with ASEAN in the southwest of China. Beihai is located at the junction of South China Economic Circle, Southwest Economic Circle and ASEAN Economic Circle, and at the junction center of Pan-Beibu Gulf Economic Cooperation Zone. Tanbei high-speed railway and North-South expressway connect Beihai with Nanning, Kunming, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Chongqing, Guiyang, Changsha and other important cities, forming a convenient sea passage.

Beihai climate: Beihai has a subtropical maritime monsoon climate. There is no cold in winter and no heat in summer. It's really warm in winter and cool in summer.

There are abundant temperature, light and rain resources here, and the climate is pleasant. The annual average temperature is 22.9℃, the extreme maximum temperature is 37.65438 0℃, and the extreme minimum temperature is 2℃.

Average annual rainfall1670mm, average annual sunshine hours of 2009 hours, and average annual total solar radiation11kcal/cm2.

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Question 6: What flowers are suitable for planting in October in Guangxi? Roses, chrysanthemums, dahlias, rhododendrons, begonia, carnations, Petunias, rosemary, daisies, sage and longevity flowers can all be planted in this season.

Question 7: How beautiful! What is this flower, how to plant it, where to find it, and is there any red plumeria in Guangxi? Baidu can check, hope to adopt! thank you

Question 8: What kind of flowers should be planted at home? Osmanthus fragrans is not bad

Cycas and camellia are both acceptable.

Depends on what you like.

Question 9: How to grow roses in Guangxi? 1. Roses like light, sunshine, cold and drought, and do not need special anti-freezing protection in northern winter. It can grow as long as it is not dry and watered. The requirements for soil are not strict. Generally, fertile soil can grow vigorously, flourish and blossom well. Fertilize frequently in summer, 15~20 days, and water in time after fertilization to prevent seedlings from burning. Prune in autumn to prevent overgrowth and affect flowering and plant appearance. There are many aphids in roses, so we should pay attention to prevention and control.

Second, the cultivation of roses is not strict with the soil. Moderate alkaline or slightly alkaline soil is the most suitable, and slightly acidic soil is also acceptable. Therefore, roses should be planted in fields with sunny ventilation and good irrigation and drainage conditions, and in fertile loam on the edge of the land. Roses should avoid low-lying and waterlogged areas. When waterlogging occurs, the lower leaves turn yellow and fall off, and even the whole plant dies. The flower bud and germination of roses need an average temperature above 7 degrees, and the effective accumulated temperature from the initial stage of germination to the flowering stage needs 365 degrees, which generally depends on the temperature. Dry hot wind and soil drought are the most taboo in the rose period. For fields with water conservancy conditions, irrigation can be carried out in the bud period. Roses stop growing twice in the process of production and development (generally called summer sleep in June-July; 1 1-65438+ February is called hibernation), at this time, the branches do not grow and the branches do not elongate. The dormancy period in summer is the best pruning period for flower picking seedlings. When hibernating, base fertilizer and overwintering water can be applied to lay the foundation for stable and high yield of flower buds in the coming year.

3. Cultivation steps:

(1) Choose a place suitable for roses to grow and build a garden.

Mountain areas should make full use of soil slopes, which can not only increase economic benefits, but also consolidate soil and prevent soil erosion. It is necessary to establish a special rose garden in the plain for large-scale operation. However, no matter in mountainous areas or plains, it is forbidden to plant on sticky and stagnant land.

(2) Soil treatment of roses

Disinfect the soil before planting, mainly with steam. When there are no conditions, it can be fumigated with chloropicrin. After fumigation with chloropicrin, deep ploughing should be carried out for many times to avoid phytotoxicity affecting plant root development. Then apply 20 cm thick farmyard manure for ploughing. In the plain, the border is 200 cm wide and 15-20 cm high.

(3) Planting roses.

The planting row spacing is 2-2.5m, and the plant spacing is1-1.5m. The plant spacing can be appropriately increased in plain land. Dig a planting pit (60 cm long, 60 cm wide and 60 cm deep), put in the seedlings, fill the soil and water it.

(4) Rational fertilization of roses.

Fertilization can be carried out in two stages. Once at the end of autumn, combined with deep ploughing, apply 3000-3300 kg of farmyard manure per mu; Another time, after flowering, 5-25 kilograms of diammonium phosphate or other compound fertilizers were applied per mu with loosening soil.

(5) Pruning of roses

Roses have a strong ability to germinate. If they are not pruned in time, the branches will often become thinner and die because of closed clusters. Pruning should be carried out according to plant age, growth condition, fertilizer and water and management conditions, with thinning as the main method and short cutting as the supplement, so as to achieve the purpose of not aging old branches, not dense branches, ventilation and light transmission. Old branches over 5 years old should be thinned in time to support the growth of new branches. Roses that are weak and basically lose their flowering ability can be pruned again to promote the growth of new branches.

(6) Control of rose diseases and insect pests

The main diseases of roses are rust, powdery mildew and brown spot. In order to prevent rust, diseased buds can be removed and buried deeply. Spraying triamcinolone acetonide, triamcinolone acetonide or chlorothalonil/kloc-0 every half month before and during the onset of rust, powdery mildew and brown spot has a good effect on preventing the infection and spread of diseases. The main pests of roses are scarabs, marsupials, red spiders, aphids, scale insects and longicorn beetles. Scarabs and giant moths mainly harm the buds and leaves of roses, and phoxim can be sprayed during the occurrence period and killed by the enemy; Red spiders, aphids and scale insects mainly suck rose juice, causing growth weakness, which can be prevented by spraying dimethoate, monocrotophos and other internal insecticides; Apriona longicorn is a destructive pest, so its adults should be killed and its honey source plants should be removed to inhibit its occurrence.

(7) timely harvesting.

The harvest time of roses is different, and the yield and quality are also very different. Usually, the rose bud should be picked before opening, that is, when the longitudinal diameter of the bud is three times that of the calyx, the yield will drop too early, and the quality will be affected if it blooms too late. Concentrate on the flowering period, choose strong and full buds to pick, and other delicate buds will pick petals after they are completely open. Flowers that bloom sporadically at other times should be picked after the petals are completely open.