What are the common flowering trees in South China?

There are many common flowering trees in South China, such as Lagerstroemia speciosa, Lagerstroemia speciosa, Magnolia Er Qiao, Indus, Kapok, Erythrina, Jacaranda, Huanghuai, Plumeria, oleander, hibiscus and pomegranate.

1, Lagerstroemia speciosa, 7-25m high. The bark is gray and smooth. Positive plants. Need strong light. It is heat-resistant, cold-resistant, drought-resistant, alkali-resistant, wind-resistant, semi-shaded, shear-resistant and pollution-resistant, and it is difficult to transplant big trees. It likes high temperature and humid climate, can adapt to full sunshine or half sunshine cultivation, is not strict in soil selection, and is wind-resistant, cold-resistant, drought-resistant and barren-resistant.

2, Lagerstroemia microphylla, deciduous trees, the height can reach 10m, and the tree body can be folded. The bark is slender and smooth after peeling. Branchlets are slightly quadrangular and usually have narrow wings. Simple leaves are opposite or nearly opposite, oval to obovate, 3 ~ 7 cm long, nearly hairless or hairy along the north midvein, with short stalks. Panicle was born at the end of the branch of that year, with white, purple, red and purple flowers, with a diameter of about 2.5 ~ 3 cm. Calyx is hemispherical, green, 6-lobed at the top, 6-petaled, nearly round, with shriveled edges and long claws at the base. Stamens numerous, born at the base of calyx tube. The ovary is superior. Capsule nearly spherical, 6-valved, about 65438 0.2 cm in diameter, with persistent calyx at the base; Seeds have wings.

3. Erqiao Mulan is a hybrid of Magnolia grandiflora and Magnolia purpurea. Small deciduous trees, up to15m. Leaves obovate or broadly obovate, apex broadly rounded, below pilose. Flowers open leaves first and bloom in March, bell-shaped, lavender outside and white inside. Sepals are three, petaloid, half or nearly petaloid, sometimes green. The fruit ripens from September to 10, and the fruit is the same as Magnolia grandiflora.

4. Kapok is a specialty of southern China, and it is the city flower of Guangzhou, Kaohsiung and Panzhihua. Five petals with strong curves, surrounded by a cluster of dense yellow stamens, gathered in a compact receptacle, one after another as big as a rice bowl, and spread downward from the top of the tree against the spring.