What are the three flowering habits of plants?

I have introduced the habits of herbs before, and here I will focus on woody plants.

Woody plants are perennial. Whether they are seedlings or cuttings, they will naturally bloom after a certain period of time, and their growth, flowering and dormancy are all regular.

Divided into deciduous woody and evergreen woody.

Deciduous woody: generally deciduous in winter (or dry season) and growing in spring, summer and autumn (or rainy season).

1, representing plants: Chimonanthus praecox, Prunus mume, Magnolia grandiflora, Winter jasmine, Eucommia ulmoides, poplar, etc.

Growth characteristics: flowering in late winter or early spring, with flower buds and leaf buds on the branches. When it germinates, it blooms first and leaves later.

2. Representative plants: apple, pear tree, begonia, etc.

Growth characteristics: flowering in spring, mixed buds and leaf buds on branches. Mixed buds are born on short branches, and the leaves are in full bloom when they sprout.

3. Representative plants: Rose, Tang Di, etc.

Growth characteristics: when budding, leaves first and then flowers, which can bloom many times a year, with the most blooming in spring and autumn.

4. Representative plants: pomegranate, crape myrtle, etc.

Growth characteristics: leaves first and flowers later when budding, with a long flowering period in summer or autumn.

5. Representative plants: roses, roses, etc.

Growth characteristics: leaves first and flowers later when budding, and the flowering period is only once a year at the turn of spring and summer.

6. Representative plant: Paulownia.

Growth characteristics: when sprouting in spring, flowers and leaves grow at the same time. Buds are formed in summer. After overwintering, they will open when they germinate in the following spring.

Evergreen woody: usually evergreen in four seasons, dormant in winter, leaves will not fall off in large numbers, and there is a leaf changing period in spring (old leaves fall off and new leaves grow synchronously).

1, representing plants: citrus, longan, pine, cypress, etc.

Growth characteristics: flowering in spring.

2. Representative plants: calyx spur flower.

Growth characteristics: perennial flowering.

3. Representative plant: Jasmine.

Growth characteristics: Like the hot climate, midsummer is the main flowering period.

4. Representative plants: camellia, camellia, etc.

Growth characteristics: bud stage is very long, usually formed in summer. Buds need to survive the winter before they can bloom in the next spring.

The summary is over.