Do you know the climate of Hengyang? What flowers are planted in this climate? What is a city flower tree?

Hello, everyone, I'm a lovely flying princess. Today, I will introduce the climate and flowers suitable for Hengyang, as well as the urban flowers and trees in Hengyang. Interested friends can continue to look down.

First, the climate characteristics of Hengyang

Hengyang belongs to the hot temperate monsoon climate, and its main climatic characteristics are rapid temperature rise in spring, abundant precipitation in autumn and winter, cool overall climate and inconspicuous rainy season. It is very cold in winter, and the lowest temperature is -2.9℃.

2. What kind of flowers are suitable for Hengyang?

Hengyang has a cool and humid climate, and the lowest temperature in winter is -2.9℃. Because of this, most common plants can be maintained and grow well, such as iris, impatiens, Ren Mei Jiao, corn poppy, sunflower, lotus, honeysuckle tea, black heart chrysanthemum, hops, amaranth, sunflower, marigold, pyracantha, violet and so on. Cuiju, pansy, poinsettia, kale, Huang Juhua, rhododendron, Acer truncatum, osmanthus tree, begonia, Paeonia lactiflora, gladiolus, rose, geranium, Erythrina macrophylla, Psidium guajava, heather, snapdragon, lily, gypsophila paniculata, clematis, cherry blossom, Psidium guajava and begonia are available all year round. Attention: In case of continuous rainy days, the pipeline should be drained immediately to prevent long-term water accumulation in the soil layer. If it is a bonsai, it is best to move indoors for maintenance in extreme weather.

What are the urban flowers and trees in Hengyang?

The city flowers of Hengyang are Chinese rose and camellia, and the city tree is camphor tree. Roses and camellias have a long history of planting in Hengyang, with high ornamental and economic value, and there is also a festive metaphor to encourage everyone to love Hengyang and promote the clean-up of landscaping in the province. Cinnamomum camphora is an evergreen plant with abundant flowers, which is commonly used as greening tree species and landscaping plants. Planting not only has a long history, but also has a happy metaphor, which represents longevity, auspiciousness and contentment.