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Lagerstroemia speciosa

Spring: Spring Festival, Peony, Rhododendron and Peach Blossom.

Summer: lotus, Lagerstroemia speciosa, chlorophytum, oleander.

Autumn: chrysanthemum, sausage, frangipani, kapok and osmanthus.

Winter: Chimonanthus praecox, Narcissus, Camellia, Poinsettia and Hanlan.

65438+ 10 month. Chimonanthus praecox Narcissus Paphiopedilum Spring Festival. Tianzhu. Silver willow. Calla lily Late chrysanthemum. Gladiolus Carnation.

February: Chunlan, Daphne odora, Crab Claw Orchid, Fairy Finger, Camellia, Rabbit Flower, Plum Blossom, Guayeju and Primula.

March. Magnolia grandiflora Begonia pedunculata forsythia

April. Clivia Smiling. Peony. Camellia in the evening Rhododendron in spring. Peach blossom. Cherry blossoms Begonia Tulips. Orange. Generation. Grapes.

May: Rose, Rose, Radix Aucklandiae, Rhododendron in spring and summer, Wisteria, Qionghua, Broccoli, Peony, Water Lily, Stemona, Wax Red, Begonia, Iris, Petunia and Sunflower.

June. Milan. Molly. White orchid. Gardenia. Magnolia grandiflora Zhu Lan. Kumquat Ligustrum microphyllum Fusang. Pomegranate. Nerium oleander Hibiscus Holy willow. Canna Dahlia. Okra. Scutellaria barbata Six are in the snow. Impatiens Morning glory All kinds of cacti.

July. Lotus, water lily, crape myrtle, lingxiao, epiphyllum, hypericum, yucca, murraya japonica, Spartina alterniflora, cauliflower taro, cold spray and ivy mosaic.

August. Triangle flower Hosta Lycoris radiata Onions.

September. Osmanthus fragrans A bunch of red flowers. Jujube house. Yan Laihong. Canna Gladiolus

65438+ 10 month. Mufurong Abelmoschus manihot Dahlia.

165438+ October. Qiuju. Hongfeng Tianzhu. Chinese tallow Cotinum coggygria。 Ginkgo biloba Triangle maple Persimmon. Zhangshu. Jindi

65438+ February. Tea plum, morning tea, wintersweet, ivory red, pyracantha, tiger thorn, winter coral, etc.

Dry ... I don't know ... like cherry blossoms ... what kind of early cherry blossoms are late ... I don't know when they will wither. . . .