What is Tongling suitable for? What are the flowers and trees in Huacheng?

1. Climatic characteristics of Tongling

Tongling has a subtropical humid monsoon climate with four distinct seasons and a warm and humid climate. The local climate is characterized by frequent confrontation between north and south air currents in spring, excessive precipitation, changeable weather and frequent low temperature and rainy weather. In summer, the Pacific subtropical high intensifies and the climate is relatively hot. In the same season of rain and heat, there are often thunderstorms. In autumn, the Pacific subtropical high began to retreat, and the Inner Mongolia high increased, with clear weather and less rainfall. In winter, Inner Mongolia is controlled by high air pressure, and the cold air from the north invades the south. The weather is sunny, cold and dry.

2. What kind of flowers is suitable for Tongling?

Tongling area is suitable for the growth of many kinds of flowers, and the local precipitation is more, which is suitable for planting wet flowers. For example, lotus, peony, osmanthus fragrans, plum blossom, rape, cherry, sunflower, peony, orchid, phoenix, bauhinia, morning glory, platycodon grandiflorum, chlorophytum, freesia, Selaginella, rosemary, calla lily, camphor tree, zinnia, safflower, Sedum sarmentosum, cyclamen, etc. Note that for some green plants, it is best to plant them in pots and move them indoors in winter. Maintaining a proper temperature can promote their smooth growth.

3. What are the urban flowers and trees in Tongling?

The city flowers of Tongling are peony and osmanthus. Peony symbolizes good luck and wealth. It is the embodiment of China's wealth and good luck, and is deeply loved by the people of China. Osmanthus fragrans represents loyal people and has a beautiful symbol. In addition, the urban trees in Tongling City are Paulownia and Magnolia grandiflora, which were approved by the eighth meeting of the Standing Committee of the Tenth People's Congress of Tongling City on February 28th, 20 10, 1989.