Common ornamental plants in northern winter

one. Red yew:

The red yew is a shrub and a relatively unique ornamental plant. As the name suggests, the trunk of the red yew tree is red all year round and looks very pleasing to the eye. They are mainly distributed in North China and Northeast my country, and are most suitable for humid places with good light. They can withstand severe winter cold and drought. After the leaves fall in winter, the trunk turns dark red and the branches turn coral-colored, making it highly ornamental. It can be used in gardens and planted with evergreen trees for better ornamental effects.

two. Whitebark pine:

Pinus bungeana is a tree species endemic to my country, mainly distributed in the northwest region of my country. White pine prefers plenty of sunlight and can withstand relatively cold and dry climates, but is more afraid of high temperature and humid environments and cannot grow in places with severe waterlogging. The white pine has a graceful posture and a distinct trunk. The young bark is gray-green, which gradually and irregularly falls off as the tree grows up, revealing light yellow-green new bark. The old bark is white-gray, and then falls off in irregular flakes. When all the bark falls off, the inner bark is exposed, which is white and brown alternating in spots and scales. It is suitable for planting in front of the central hall of the courtyard or on the side of the pavilion. It is a very good traditional tree species for historical garden construction. Many northern friends should have seen it.

three. Qingtong:

They are deciduous trees and are widely distributed in various provinces of our country. Paulownia loves light, tolerates severe cold, drought and poor soil, but is afraid of waterlogging and strong winds. The Paulownia tree has a thick root system, grows fast, has a tall trunk, and has smooth, green bark. After the leaves fall off in winter, the tree trunks are tall, straight and green. They are quite ornamental and are very popular among people.

Four. Detang:

This genus is a deciduous shrub, mainly distributed in South and North my country. Deutzia does not have high requirements for soil and prefers a warm climate, but it is not cold-resistant and is not drought-tolerant. Deutzia is generally used as greening material for garden shade and is often planted into flower clusters and hedges. The flowers are more colorful against a dark background.