What trees are there in China?

There are many kinds of trees in China. Let's start with the famous trees.

Imperial trees in Tanzhe Temple in Beijing, camellia in Yufeng Temple in Lijiang, Han Gui in Shui Sheng Temple in Hanzhong, ancient willow in Yunquan Temple in Zhangjiakou, pine flowers in Jiao Shan in Zhenjiang, Zhang Song in Wu Shan, in Hangzhou, Phoenix Pine in Anhui, Yingke Pine in Anhui, Ginkgo King in Shandong and so on.

At the same time, there are osmanthus trees, crape myrtle trees, Luan trees, buttonwood trees, acacia trees, eucalyptus trees, mango trees, apple trees, pear trees, cherry trees, pine trees, cypress trees, ginkgo trees, Metasequoia glyptostroboides, Taxodium ascendens, poplar trees, willow trees, Populus euphratica, coconut trees, wintersweet tree trees, plum trees, kapok trees, Pterocarya stenoptera and Chinese fir trees in China.

(The picture shows the buttonwood tree)

(The picture shows the leaves of ginkgo tree)

(The picture shows the apple tree)

It is generally best to transplant trees after defoliation in autumn or before germination in spring.

Because the trees are dormant during this time, it is easy to delay the seedlings after transplantation.

At the same time, all kinds of trees have different flowering and fruiting times.