What is the living environment and nature of green maple, cedar, osmanthus, palm, crape myrtle, begonia, heather and wintersweet?

Habit: like warm and humid climate and semi-cloudy environment, suitable for fertile and loose soil, not tolerant of waterlogging and drought. The flowering period is April-May.

Many plants are planted on lawns, streams, Chi Pan, corners, pavilions or rocks, which are quite natural and elegant.

Cedar belongs to Cedar of Pinaceae.

Native to the western Himalayas, from Afghanistan to India at an altitude of1300-3300m; China was introduced from 1920, and now it is cultivated in major cities in the Yangtze River basin. Cedar can grow well in Qingdao, Xi, Kunming, Beijing, Zhengzhou, Shanghai and Nanjing.

According to its distribution area, it is easy to see that the cold resistance is strong, and the big seedlings can withstand the short-term low temperature of -25℃, but they often grow poorly in hot and humid climate conditions. I prefer light, but my childhood is a little covered. Big trees need enough light, otherwise they will grow badly or wither. The requirements for soil are not strict, and both acidic soil and slightly alkaline soil can adapt. Deep, fertile and loose soil is most suitable for its growth, and it can also adapt to sticky loess and barren dry land. Drought resistance, water resistance and moisture resistance. Shallow roots and poor wind resistance.

oleaceae

Osmanthus fragrans belongs to Oleaceae. Like warm and humid climate, it is a subtropical tree species, resistant to high temperature but not too cold. Good hydrothermal conditions and suitable precipitation are required. The soil is mostly yellow brown soil or yellow cinnamon soil, and no water can be accumulated.