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

1. Beijing's climate characteristics

Beijing has a warm temperate semi-humid and semi-arid monsoon climate, with hot and rainy summers, cold and dry winters, and short spring and autumn. Most of the annual precipitation is concentrated in the summer months of June, July and August, with heavy rains occurring in July and August. Considering the climate environment of the area, most common flowers are suitable for cultivation there.

2. What flowers are suitable for growing in Beijing?

Judging from the climate environment in Beijing, it is suitable for cultivating flowering plants with a certain degree of cold resistance, or cultivating annual flower plants, which can grow well. Among them, ground planting is greatly affected by the regional environment and is suitable for planting magnolia, crabapple, ginkgo, lilac, rose, crape myrtle, pearl bush, cherry, rose, February orchid, honeysuckle, peony, ground ivy, trumpet creeper, clematis, viola, viburnum, hydrangea, weigela, yellow rose, hibiscus, elm leaf plum, rose, etc. Some plants have poor cold resistance and the temperature is low after winter, so it is best to keep them in potted plants so that they can be moved indoors at any time after winter. In Beijing, there is heating indoors, so they can grow normally and survive the winter safely.

3. What are Beijing's city flowers and trees?

Beijing's city flowers are rose and chrysanthemum, and the city trees are Sophora japonica and Platycladus orientalis. Among them, the city flower, rose, has a cultivation history of thousands of years in my country and is known as the queen of flowers. It can be used not only as an ornamental plant, but also as a medicinal plant. The city flower, chrysanthemum, is one of the four gentlemen of flowers. It has many varieties and high ornamental value. It is one of the important flowers in garden applications. It is widely used in flower beds, potted flowers and cut flowers, and is cultivated in various regions of Beijing. The city tree, Sophora japonica, has a long history of cultivation, and some trees in Beijing are over a thousand years old. Platycladus orientalis can remain evergreen all year round, which can make up for the lack of green in winter.