What flowers are suitable for growing in Tianjin? What are the flowers and trees in the city?

Tianjin has a warm temperate semi-humid monsoon climate with four distinct seasons, so according to the climate characteristics of Tianjin, most flowers are suitable for local planting. For example, rose, forsythia, golden bell, clove, bauhinia, yellow thorn rose, hibiscus, anchovies, winter jasmine, red ruimu, Solidago, Tang Di, wisteria, Lingxiao, wild rose, bouquet of safflower, hollyhock, peony, Petunia, day lily, vanilla, Limonium sinense and Hosta.

First, the climate characteristics of Tianjin

Tianjin is located in the north temperate zone, on the east coast of Eurasia in mid-latitude, and belongs to the warm temperate semi-humid monsoon climate, which is dominated by monsoon circulation, but the influence of marine climate on Tianjin is also obvious. According to the geographical location and climate of Tianjin, there are four distinct seasons, windy and rainy in spring, hot and humid in summer, moderate temperature in autumn and cold and dry in winter. Therefore, according to the climate characteristics of Tianjin, most flowers are suitable for local cultivation.

2. What kind of flowers are suitable for growing in Tianjin?

Generally speaking, the plants planted on the ground are greatly influenced by the regional environment. According to the climate characteristics of Tianjin, it is more suitable for planting rose, Albizia Albizzia, Magnolia grandiflora, peach blossom, peach blossom, elm leaf plum, forsythia, golden bell flower, clove, bauhinia, yellow thorn rose, hibiscus flower, pomegranate, anchovies, winter jasmine, rosewood, precious wood, Tang Di, wisteria and Zhong Ling.

What are the urban flowers and trees in Tianjin?

The city flower of Tianjin is Chinese rose and the city tree is Populus tomentosa. Because Tianjin is known as the hometown of Chinese rose, Populus tomentosa is the main tree species in street trees and residential areas in Tianjin. Therefore, in 1984, it was selected by the citizens, recommended by the Municipal Bureau of Landscape Architecture and Landscape Architecture Society, and approved by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress.